Regarding the pardoning of even those folks who assaulted police officers: I read in some other comments FROM actual police officers a take that goes like this: in their work, their line of duty, most people that they have seen get charged with assaulting a police officer 'get off' or get a minimal sentence. The four years that the Jan 6…
Regarding the pardoning of even those folks who assaulted police officers: I read in some other comments FROM actual police officers a take that goes like this: in their work, their line of duty, most people that they have seen get charged with assaulting a police officer 'get off' or get a minimal sentence. The four years that the Jan 6 people have already spent in the justice system and if I am not mistaken, actually in custody, is already far and beyond what most similar crimes would result in had this even not been so subject to 'lawfare'. In light of this, if this was taken into consideration, the blanket pardon might even make some judicial sense.
Regarding the pardoning of even those folks who assaulted police officers: I read in some other comments FROM actual police officers a take that goes like this: in their work, their line of duty, most people that they have seen get charged with assaulting a police officer 'get off' or get a minimal sentence. The four years that the Jan 6 people have already spent in the justice system and if I am not mistaken, actually in custody, is already far and beyond what most similar crimes would result in had this even not been so subject to 'lawfare'. In light of this, if this was taken into consideration, the blanket pardon might even make some judicial sense.