[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

Awaiting a civil trial with the Biden DOJ folks in the docket....

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

Looking into the notions of "under color of law" redresses, and it seems there are plenty, depending on jurisdiction in which a complaint is brought.

"Malicious prosecution" is a real thing, and there are a number of sites noting options: 1) compensatory damages, 2) emotional distress damages, 3) punitive damages awards when the prosecution was "driven by spite or retribution," and 4) reputational damage. And more than one can apply.

But if a civil complaint is lodged, then individuals can be forced to testify or plead the fifth which would indicate a potential crime was involved. But when testimony is about someone other than yourself, the fifth would not apply. Were I a pro bono civil rights lawyer, I'd be salivating.

[one guy in new jersey]

This was about the meme urging donkey party numskulls to vote on Wednesday, right?

[one guy in new jersey]

...numb...

[theoilpainter]

What did he do or write about Clinton?

[thegagline]

Talk about burying the lede. Thirteen paragraphs and no explanation of what the specific charges were, what were the actions that led to the charges etc. The reader has to look at the picture that accompanies the article to ascertain some idea of these essential facts.

“I Kept Six Honest Serving Men” by Rudy Kipling

[OldHarbor]

One of the memes

[SomeCallMeTim]

The wheels of justice turn far too slowly

[Nateman]

Excellent news. But sometimes injustice cannot be undone. Some of the J6 defendants were so maliciously railroaded into the DC Gulag that they committed suicide. Congress should dissolve the DC Circuit for what those judges did, but I’m not holding my breath.