Recent content by J. J. in Phila

I have read enough fiction. Cite it or it didn't happen.

I do not know of any. I know of several where the grand jury declined to indict. IMO.

Such as? There have been several cases where a grand jury did not indict.

That is far from likely. We know that the DoJ submitted 2000+ documents to the grand jury. There is no evidence of misinstruction. Getting a case through a grand jury means that it is reasonably strong, because the prosecutors have to put forward evidence and arguments. That is a good...

Not if the hands have fallen off. Grand juries, though not absolute, are a good indication of the strength of the case.

It was cited in the post. There is a saying that a grand jury "will indict a ham sandwich." This is a link to the guy who said it. Sol Wachtler - Wikipedia

Well, here is a recent example at a synagogue: Lefty agitators storm Jewish temple and hurl obscenities, mock LI Dem Rep. Suozzi over his vote to boost ICE funding

I will remind all of us that the guy who made the "ham sandwich" analogy did time in federal prison. IMO IR

The statute does provide for it, so it could go very well. The Attorney General can even initiate it: 18 U.S. Code § 248 - Freedom of access to clinic entrances "(2) Action by attorney general of the united states.— (A) In general.— If the Attorney General of the United States has...

I just checked, she has not does a podcast since May of 2022.

She isn't. I know her slightly.

That is not the same Rebecca Knight. The one that did the podcast lives in CA

They should have DNA for both. Long Island is a long way from Sunbury.

Knight has not updated anything in several years.

Ah, no. Act of Settlement (1700) as amended. It would have to be specified in statute, as it was after Edward VIII abdicated.