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CanonRay

(15,344 posts)
11. A really bad idea, that opens him to pardon, and you can't try him twice.
Mon Jun 16, 2025, 12:09 PM
20 hrs ago

Personally, I don't see any grounds for Federal intervention.

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Expect a full pardon AStern 20 hrs ago #1
Yep, he needs both federal and state charges. Bev54 20 hrs ago #2
Minnesota can still prosecute him on State charges. Jacson6 20 hrs ago #3
What would be the point? DJT would just pardon him. malthaussen 20 hrs ago #4
I really don't think Krasnov would pardon this guy. So far, except for the 1/6 assholes, Ocelot II 20 hrs ago #8
There's always the "stick it to the Libs" motive. malthaussen 20 hrs ago #10
Trump uses the pardon power to obtain bribes. Ocelot II 19 hrs ago #12
Can't recommend your post enough Scubamatt 18 hrs ago #18
Yes, the State should press ahead and only allow the feds after IbogaProject 20 hrs ago #5
He is facing state charges; he's already been charged with murder under state law. Ocelot II 20 hrs ago #6
Let Minnesota try him. sinkingfeeling 20 hrs ago #7
It will, no question; but the feds can try him too. It's not an either-or situation. Ocelot II 20 hrs ago #9
A really bad idea, that opens him to pardon, and you can't try him twice. CanonRay 20 hrs ago #11
State and federal charges can be brought against the same person Ocelot II 19 hrs ago #13
Thanks again Ocelot II ArizonaLib 19 hrs ago #17
Charges related to his hit list are what I'd expect at federal level jmowreader 17 hrs ago #19
Double jeopardy doesn't apply to separate state and federal charges. Ocelot II 17 hrs ago #20
Why? Because FBI was involved? travelingthrulife 19 hrs ago #14
They seem to be basing federal jurisdiction on his use of an instrumentality Ocelot II 17 hrs ago #21
The state needs to (and will) proceed as if no fed charges exist. Keeping him RockRaven 19 hrs ago #15
Vance Boelter is FUBAR!!! ProudMNDemocrat 19 hrs ago #16
Trump definitely wants Boelter on federal charges Quanto Magnus 16 hrs ago #22
Targeting elected officials proves no political agenda IronLionZion 15 hrs ago #23
Question. I'm thinking Minnesota officials will want to open many phones the killer contacted. bluestarone 14 hrs ago #24
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