From my perspective, Jan 6 ate the brains of people who used to be pretty clear-minded about civil liberties and the dangers of surveillance culture.
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The legal definition of seditious conspiracy is so fantastically broad that it's basically our own National Security Law.pic.twitter.com/0EwdlZwSd3
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oh please. Lawyers can be seditious too. This might be terrible. It might be completely reasonable. You don't have any way of knowing. What it definitely isn't is "Hong Kong-level shit". It's one lawyer who was actively involved in the planning for Jan 6 (by her own admission)
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Worth holding fire in both directions until we can read some filings and find out what's what. Conspiring to stop an election from being certified, if that's what this is about, is the prevention, hinderance, or delay of the execution of a law. Or it could be some bs. we'll see.
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It depends on whether the warrant is follow up from communications they obtained from other sources like group texts with no privileges. There is usually a form of firewall to keep prosecutors from inadvertently viewing privileged materials that would get evidence thrown out.
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I'm confused. Are you saying even if the lawyer is commiting the crimes suspected they should be impervious to investigation (at least while representing defendants)?
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