Trump documents case dismissed by federal judge
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That should be reversed in about a week.
Should.
Should is such a funny word isn't it?
Only the naive expectation is different from "ought to"
Supreme Court will get around to this right away I'm sure. Like, next June. Super fast.
Nah the circuit court in FL going to slap it down. Then scotus can do their corruption afterwards.
I envision the higher courts slapping it down a few times, then an eventual appeal up to the supreme court, who then if four justices are willing to go along with it, put the whole case on ice until next Summer while they argue this. Just like they did with the January 6th trial and presidential immunity rulings.
And then reversed again when the Extreme Court gets a hold of it. It must be nice to have your criminal cases decided by justices you've appointed.
Exactly
Supreme Court is on recess until October.