FBI raid on Trump's home

[ClydeR]

The federal judge overseeing the classified documents charges against former president Donald Trump has dismissed the indictment on the grounds that special counsel Jack Smith was improperly appointed, according to a court filing Monday.

U.S. District Judge Aileen M. Cannon's ruling is a remarkable win for Trump, whose lawyers have thrown longshot argument after longshot argument to dismiss the case. Other courts have rejected similar arguments to the one that he made in Florida about the legality of Smith's appointment.

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Trump's legal team has long considered the classified document case to be the strongest of the four criminal cases against him — in part because the acts in question mostly occurred after he left the White House — and the one they were most worried about.

This ruling is likely to be overturned by the Court of Appeals and will then go the Supreme Court, a process that could take a year.

[Suppressed Poet]

This ruling is likely to be overturned by the Court of Appeals and will then go the Supreme Court, a process that could take a year.

I bet that really chaps your ass.

[Furryrat]

This ruling is likely to be overturned by the Court of Appeals and will then go the Supreme Court, a process that could take a year.

Sorry, but the Supreme Court has already voiced its opinion on this, and is the basis for this decision. Read it here in Justice Thomas' concurring opinion on Trump v. United States (23-939).

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinion...3-939_e2pg.pdf

(starts page 52 of the document)

[Anebriated]

This ruling is likely to be overturned by the Court of Appeals and will then go the Supreme Court, a process that could take a year.

If Jack Smith attempts to appeal this it will go to the 11th circuit. Want to guess who presides over that one? If you guessed Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas you would be correct.

[Suppressed Poet]

If Jack Smith attempts to appeal this it will go to the 11th circuit. Want to guess who presides over that one? If you guessed Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas you would be correct.

I predict ClydeR & Seran will soon be advocating for a mob lynching of Justice Thomas as a necessary means to achieve social justice.

[Parkbandit]

I predict ClydeR & Seran will soon be advocating for a mob lynching of Justice Thomas as a necessary means to achieve social justice.

"HE'S A WHITE SUPREMACIST!"

[Methais]

"HE'S A WHITE SUPREMACIST!"

This is who Seran unironically thinks Clarence Thomas is: