BREAKING - United States Marshals have entered the DC prison that is refusing to release the remainder of their January 6 hostages!

T. A. Gardner said:
If someone gets a Presidential pardon, they are released from prison or jail immediately. There is no court decision involved. The courts get ZERO say in that. The person is released. The prison or jail staff have ZERO alternatives to releasing them.
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That is not how things work in the real world.
 
Walt said:
Picture someone gets arrested. It turns out they were innocent, and the court is going to free them later in the day. You break them out of prison, before the court ruling releasing them.

That is called a jail break, and it is a crime. If the prisoner consents to be broken out, then whatever he was guilty or innocent of before, he is guilty of a crime now.

The US Marshals know this, which is why they did not break people out of prison.
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There is no court ruling involved in a Presidential pardon. The facility the person is in releases them immediately. That's the end of it. If the facility foot drags, refuses, or otherwise won't immediately release them, the staff are opening themselves up to criminal charges and civil lawsuits.
 
Walt said:
Why would people charged with federal crimes be in the DC jail system?
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DC is a federal district. The jail system for years was run by the city government and became thoroughly corrupt. The federal government moved in and took the jail system away from the city and handed it over to the Bureau of Prisons to run.
 
moon said:
So you think that the criminal insurrectionists are ' hostages ', maggot.
What are the thousands of men, women and children in Izrael's dungeons, uncharged and unrepresented ?
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Everything for this racist hate monger is tied to Israel. lol You're such a loser. I know I shouldn't do this but I feel everyone should know what you look like to give context to your hateful comments that are so obviously come from ignorance, hate, bigotry, and low intelligence.

So, everyone, I saw @moon fishing and tried to confront him, but gave up because of his poor hygiene and foul smell was too much for anyone to handle without special equipment. Here's a clip.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1869106938434465818
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You keep responding the same way and never have anything to say when all the evidence needed has been provided for you like I would need to help a child with their homework. Can you do anything at all except repeat the same thing over and over regardless of what you've seen?
 
T. A. Gardner said:
There is no court ruling involved in a Presidential pardon. The facility the person is in releases them immediately. That's the end of it. If the facility foot drags, refuses, or otherwise won't immediately release them, the staff are opening themselves up to criminal charges and civil lawsuits.
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There may be ruling involved in a presidential pardon. If you are charged with a crime you have been pardoned with, the courts will rule that you are pardoned of it. If you need release from prison based on the pardon, the courts will rule that you must be released.

It is not for the prison staff to interpret what has been pardoned, and what the legal ramifications of that are. For instance, let's say that a January 6th terrorist had illegal guns on January 7th. Was that part of the January 6th terrorist attack, which he was pardoned of, or was it part of another crime.

You can generally be held for 3 business days without charges, so even if there is nothing else, they can be held. In the case of an unusually large move, they can be held longer. The pardon of 1,600 or so people would count as unusual. That gives prosecutors time to decide if there is something else to charge them with.
 
serendipity said:
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There are claims circulating on social media and reported in some news outlets that certain prison authorities are refusing to honor President Trump's pardons issued for those involved in the January 6, 2021, Capitol events. However, these assertions stem from social media posts and should be treated with caution as they do not provide conclusive evidence.

@Grok
 
Tobytone said:
You keep responding the same way and never have anything to say when all the evidence needed has been provided for you like I would need to help a child with their homework. Can you do anything at all except repeat the same thing over and over regardless of what you've seen?
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US Marshals have not attacked a Federal Prison in DC. Every element of that claim is false. There are no even Federal Prisons in DC. US Marshals do not attack prisons. None of that is the way the legal system handles cases of who should and should not be in prison.

Breaking people out of prison is a felony. It does not matter if they are innocent or not.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
DC is a federal district. The jail system for years was run by the city government and became thoroughly corrupt. The federal government moved in and took the jail system away from the city and handed it over to the Bureau of Prisons to run.
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Why would prisoners in federal prison end up in local jail? It happens sometimes, where someone in federal prison is charged with a local crime, and temporarily ends up in local jail, but it is rare. The idea it would happen over a thousand times is nonsense.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
DC is a federal district. The jail system for years was run by the city government and became thoroughly corrupt. The federal government moved in and took the jail system away from the city and handed it over to the Bureau of Prisons to run.
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I'm sure you've heard some of the testimonies from J6er's about how the guards treated them the entire time they were in. Abuse is an understatement, on top off physical abuse, the guards did everything they could to try and get them killed and nearly succeed in some cases. The stories we will hear in the coming weeks will shock us all, except the truly disgusting Libtard drones of course, they'll stick their heads up their asses and ignore, as usual.
 
Walt said:
There may be ruling involved in a presidential pardon. If you are charged with a crime you have been pardoned with, the courts will rule that you are pardoned of it. If you need release from prison based on the pardon, the courts will rule that you must be released.
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Wrong. The President pardoning power is absolute. The courts get no say.
Walt said:
It is not for the prison staff to interpret what has been pardoned, and what the legal ramifications of that are. For instance, let's say that a January 6th terrorist had illegal guns on January 7th. Was that part of the January 6th terrorist attack, which he was pardoned of, or was it part of another crime.
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The prison staff have no say in interpreting anything to do with a pardon. The receive the paperwork and release the prisoner. It's that simple.
Walt said:
You can generally be held for 3 business days without charges, so even if there is nothing else, they can be held. In the case of an unusually large move, they can be held longer. The pardon of 1,600 or so people would count as unusual. That gives prosecutors time to decide if there is something else to charge them with.
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Not on a Presidental pardon, and the prison / jail has no law enforcement capacity to bring charges of that sort so, they have no reason to hold someone. What you're talking about is some outside law enforcement agency bringing new charges. Even then, the person would be released.


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T. A. Gardner said:
The prison staff have no say in interpreting anything to do with a pardon. The receive the paperwork and release the prisoner. It's that simple.
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They receive the paperwork from the courts, who interpret the pardon, and release the prisoner. They do not interpret the pardon. You are asking them to interpret the pardon.
 
Walt said:
They receive the paperwork from the courts, who interpret the pardon, and release the prisoner. They do not interpret the pardon. You are asking them to interpret the pardon.
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No, I am not. They receive from the Justice Department the paperwork that a pardon has been granted. It is their job to notify the inmate and then begin--immediately--the process of release. There's no waiting period, no questioning the pardon.
 
Tobytone said:
Everything for this racist hate monger is tied to Israel. lol You're such a loser. I know I shouldn't do this but I feel everyone should know what you look like to give context to your hateful comments that are so obviously come from ignorance, hate, bigotry, and low intelligence.

So, everyone, I saw @moon fishing and tried to confront him, but gave up because of his poor hygiene and foul smell was too much for anyone to handle without special equipment. Here's a clip.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1869106938434465818
View: https://x.com/i/status/1869106938434465818
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I wonder...

If he'd be so brave bring his toys to a gunfight? Of course, you'd really need an elephant gun in his case...
 
The rule of law breaking down, being broken down by our abusers actual, is your sign that really shit times are ahead.

Buckle Up Fuckers.

U Were Warned.
 
Had you bothered to learn history you might have had a chance.

This Universe punishes the morons.

Buckle Up.
 
Tobytone said:
You keep responding the same way and never have anything to say when all the evidence needed has been provided for you like I would need to help a child with their homework. Can you do anything at all except repeat the same thing over and over regardless of what you've seen?
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You've been seen, kid. Get lost.
 
This event makes it clear that the Jailers have an extreme bias against the prisoners, and should be investigated thoroughly for abusive treatment of their charges during the time they were held there.


We should also look in detail at communications between the members of the Jan6 committee, the Biden Admin, and the Jailers.


We should also look into detail at any flow of money between the jailers, and anyone else in the world.


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