[SeekAndFind]

NOTE: The DOJ has close to a 100-percent conviction rate. Not coincidentally, it also has a 100-percent success rate in denying venue change out of a district that gave Trump 5 percent of its vote in 2020.

What was surprising was the “Terrorism Enhancement” prosecutors asked for, allegedly because Bozell destroyed property in a quest to alter government policy. “In DOJ’s view,” argues Bozell’s former attorney William Shipley, “breaking two windows on Jan. 6 was analogous to flying a commercial airliner into downtown high rise office buildings.”

The original probation report suggested a guideline range of 17 to 20 years. When the DOJ filed its sentencing statement, however, prosecutors asked for “only” 140 months, a little less than 12 years.

[kiryandil]

The New York Times editors could barely contain their glee.

It's gonna get ugly when the worm turns.

[hanamizu]

“... it also has a 100-percent success rate in denying venue change out of a district that gave Trump 5 percent of its vote in 2020.”

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I’m not a lawyer and I could be wrong, but I believe the Constitution requires that federal criminal trials must be held in the state or district where the crime occurred. If you commit a crime in D.C. the trial is going to be held there.