To: governsleastgovernsbest
Why has habeas corpus been suspended for the trespassers?
We know the answer. It’s to send a message that the government is in control and can do whatever it wants regardless of the Constitution.
Charge them with a crime, allow them to plea, post bail, then try them if necessary. That’s our system.
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07/20/2021 8:12:41 AM PDT by
Nathan _in_Arkansas
(Shut the deuce up!!! I'll do the fighting!!!)
To: Nathan _in_Arkansas
Why has habeas corpus been suspended for the trespassers?
I had not heard that this had happened. Habeas corpus means, as I understand it, that the government can't just arrest people and jail them without a charge. The 1/6 defendants have been charged.
Charge them with a crime, allow them to plea, post bail, then try them if necessary. That’s our system.
I agree, and AFAIK that's what's been done in the 1/6 cases. The system does provide that, under limited circumstances, the judge has the authority to deny bail (notably, if the defendant is a risk of flight). Bail has been denied in a few 1/6 cases just as in a few non-1/6 cases. That's part of the system, too.
So what am I missing?
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