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If the charges were dismissed without prejudice I believe they can be refiled.
Author:
Hensou
(6451 Posts - Joined: Dec 21, 2022)
Posted at 4:41 pm on Nov 25, 2024
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After Trump leaves office. This would force him to try and pardon himself while in office.
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jack Smith has filed motions! to dismiss all fed charges v
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cubsfanin16
- 3:45pm 11/25/24
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If it’s a with prejudice dismissal it’s over. If not, technically they could be refiled but that
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Frank L
- 5:38pm 11/25/24
Responds to Ty below.
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Frank L
- 5:39pm 11/25/24
Dismissed. Which means it can't come back. Which proves it was all politics. BOOM!
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BaronVonZemo
- 5:33pm 11/25/24
My understanding is that the cases can be brought against DJT the moment he leaves office.
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TyroneIrish
- 5:23pm 11/25/24
If the charges were dismissed without prejudice I believe they can be refiled.
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Hensou
- 4:41pm 11/25/24
Yeah, but he could put his pardon in his back pocket and keep it secret.
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NedoftheHill
- 5:52pm 11/25/24
This was the slam dunk case,? They'll get him next time.
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TampaIrish
- 4:25pm 11/25/24
you'd think sooner or later, the Dems would give up.
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cubsfanin16
- 5:03pm 11/25/24
Investigation of DOJ, Special Counsel, Judges, DAs and White House involvement on Jan 21, 2025
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jamie
- 4:23pm 11/25/24
And it will turn out just like Durham. Enjoy.
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Frank L
- 6:10pm 11/25/24