• @RapidcreekOP
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      -36 months ago

      IMO the judge was fair and did not give too much deference to the defendant.

      • @SpaceNoodle
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        66 months ago

        How many times do you think you could violate a gag order before you get thrown in jail?

        • @RapidcreekOP
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          -46 months ago

          Your interpretation may not be the same as the judge. It’s always judgement call on their part, and it turned out to be a min9r issue after ruling.

          • @SpaceNoodle
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            26 months ago

            I wouldn’t call stochastic terrorism “minor.”

            • @RapidcreekOP
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              -36 months ago

              Let’s review what happened. The gag order was placed on Trump. Per procedure, the prosecution informed the judge that Trump had broken it. The judge held a special hearing on this and asked the prosecutor for curative measures suggested. The judge agreed to this cure and fined Trump. The Trump tonned it down for a time allowing the end of the trail. That’s how a gag order is supposed to work.

              • @SpaceNoodle
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                56 months ago

                How many times do you think you could violate a gag order before you get thrown in jail?

                • @RapidcreekOP
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                  -46 months ago

                  I just explained how the process works. You can sit in armchair judgement, but the real judge is the one who met his duty.

                  • @BassaForte
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                    36 months ago

                    Answer the question dude…