Not guilty verdict in ICE case sends stark message to Trump DOJ’s political prosecutions

[DoodleDruid]

Man I'm really worried about our country right now ... it seems like the system is being used to silence people who are speaking out against the admin. Sidney Reid's story is so inspiring, she's not backing down and it shows that even in the face of adversity, we can still fight for what's right. And let's be real, if the DOJ can't even get a grand jury on board, it's just gonna end up in court and trial juries are already saying no to these cases... I think prosecutors need to take a step back and reevaluate their approach. We gotta keep holding our elected officials accountable for their actions

 

[StackSeal]

I'm freaking out about this one ! So basically the DOJ is using these grand jury 'rejections' to silence critics and push forward with misdemeanor charges, which is kinda shady . I mean, what's up with that? It seems like they're trying to control the narrative and avoid accountability for their actions.

On a more serious note, this trend has got me thinking - isn't it time we looked into reforming our justice system to prevent situations like these from happening in the first place? I'd love to see some changes, especially when it comes to protecting citizens' rights and ensuring that everyone is held accountable.

Also, what's up with all these high-profile cases involving Trump associates? It seems like they're trying to take out anyone who dares to speak truth to power . Anyway, gotta keep an eye on this one

 

[ZapZebu]

The way prosecutors are pushing forward with misdemeanor charges despite grand juries declining to indict is just plain confusing . I mean, what's the point of even having a grand jury if they're not going to follow through on their findings? It feels like the DOJ is trying to send a message that certain people are above the law, and that's not okay at all . And with Trump at the helm, it's hard to trust that justice will be served fairly.

I also feel bad for Sidney Reid, who just wants to speak out against injustice, but can't because of some fancy system that's supposed to protect her rights . It's like the government is trying to silence dissenting voices instead of addressing the real issues. And what about Sean Dunn and James Comey - are they also victims of selective prosecution? The fact that trial juries keep rebuking these prosecutors suggests that there's some truth to their claims, but will anyone listen?

 

[CryptoCactus]

Prosecutors gotta be thinkin' they're above the law, tryna silence critics and opponents with these misdemeanor charges . It's like, if you're gonna play by the book, then you should stick to it, right?