To: Zhang Fei
But if they get the PRA declared unconstitutional, they lose the argument that the PRA should be the law that applies to Trump taking the documents as opposed to the Espionage Act.
95 posted on
06/14/2023 6:56:48 PM PDT by
CA Conservative
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To: CA Conservative
But if they get the PRA declared unconstitutional, they lose the argument that the PRA should be the law that applies to Trump taking the documents as opposed to the Espionage Act.The same aspects that would make the PRA unconstitutional would also make the Espionage Act unconstitutional.
See US Constitution Article II Section 1.
To: CA Conservative
[But if they get the PRA declared unconstitutional, they lose the argument that the PRA should be the law that applies to Trump taking the documents as opposed to the Espionage Act.]
That’s my take. It would be a weird twofer, if both ran into constitutional issues, at least as applied to a president, current or former.
112 posted on
06/14/2023 7:39:22 PM PDT by
Zhang Fei
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