To: jstolzen
Can Roberts REALLY unilaterally force witnesses in his sole discretion? That’s what Stabenow (Rat-MI) claimed on Cavuto in the post-game coverage.
Please tell me he doesn’t have that kind of power..
To: jstolzen
Can Roberts REALLY unilaterally force witnesses in his sole discretion? That’s what Stabenow (Rat-MI) claimed on Cavuto in the post-game coverage. Not a lawyer, but that is BS. He is just the referee for the trial. He could render a legal opinion if legal questions about a witness subpoena came up.
597 posted on
01/25/2020 10:24:28 AM PST by
EVO X
To: jstolzen
Can Roberts REALLY unilaterally force witnesses in his sole discretion? Here is a statement from Senator Kennedy (R-La)that I read on Roll Call : “The chief justice is not the judge. He’s the presiding officer. There are no standards of proof. There are no rules of evidence,”..."And every senator, unless we pass a new rule by 51 votes in the Senate, is entitled to approach it his own way.”
603 posted on
01/25/2020 10:28:36 AM PST by
PerConPat
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To: jstolzen
Can Roberts REALLY unilaterally force witnesses in his sole discretion? No - he doesn't have that authority.
612 posted on
01/25/2020 10:56:22 AM PST by
politicket
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