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To not lie he would have to admit to doing illegal drugs, thus self incriminating.
Hunter should appeal. The charges are against his constitutional rights. Self incrimination. And the use of drugs shouldn't take away your constitutional rights. Imagine if you smoked pot and no longer have freedom of speech.
please show me where i was implying you don't admit you are wrong...
so you were wrong?
mostly correct, but not "generally accurate"
the bolded line is incorrect
if 1 person says no to B1 B2 and B3, trump would be innocent on that one count
the statute of limitations has already expired on the misdemeanors, so he couldn't be found guilty of the misdemeanor
that's one of the reasons it took so long for this case to come up, they needed to have the handpicked DA and handpicked judge to make it work
Thats a bit of a stretch
There's different versions of the drum magazine, where the magazine part is different lengths. The PCC version won't fit a pistol, but the other longer variants will.
i remember it was a NY thing
but i cannot recall if it was the 3 theories thing or the misdemeanor to felony thing...
Large format pistol is a pcc or ar pistol type. Full size pistol is like a g17.
This drum fits rifles like the ruger pcc. It won’t fit formats that take full size mags like a sub2000 or vector.
or you could just read what they wrote literally...
the glock 26 is a subcompact...
It's complicated.
There's nothing in the Constitution that prevents a sitting President from issuing himself a pardon against a federal charge/conviction. More likely, the subsequent president would be the one to issue the pardon, like when Ford pardoned Nixon.
As for state charges, almost all states have laws that prevent the state from pressing charges for the same crime either convicted or forgiven at the federal level -- i.e. double jeopardy protection.
That implies that the presidential pardon has to be issued for the federal crimes prior to the state convicting for the same crimes.
https://thepoliticswatcher.com/pages/articles/white-house/2023/7/20/president-pardon-state-crime-examining-legal-implications
Reviews say it won't fit in a Glock 26, so probably won't fit into any pistol making it legal in Hawaii.
Could use it for fun. I wouldn't use it for self-defense or competition though, might be unreliable.
Can someone confirm or correct the below:
Trump's guilty of B, because he's also guilty of breaking A.
But he has never been to court or had a hearing for breaking A.
No rule against having a convicted felon for president. It would be hilarious to see Secret Service set up shop inside Rikers. It's not a closed possibility by any means, at least until he pardons himself.
is that Hawaii legal?