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Stinky The Clown

(67,818 posts)
Sun Jul 24, 2022, 01:59 AM Jul 2022

I heard on local TV the Bannon may have to be at the DC Jail and not a "Club Fed"

Somehow the statute requires those who have been convicted under it to serve their time in a jail, not a prison. For Stevie Four Shirts that almost certainly means the DC jail.

Conditions there are not nearly as "nice" as a federal facility.

Have fun, Stevie. We tae solace in knowing you're too old for this shit.

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I heard on local TV the Bannon may have to be at the DC Jail and not a "Club Fed" (Original Post) Stinky The Clown Jul 2022 OP
If, by the time the wheels turn to October, it's all not moot. UTUSN Jul 2022 #1
I just hope he's remanded to custody and given a very high bail while the Appeals are heard. jaysunb Jul 2022 #2
Yes empedocles Jul 2022 #8
I wonder if the judge is allowed to take his previous conviction into account, even though OnDoutside Jul 2022 #3
That's interesting especially since he had to admit guilt to get the pardon. Maraya1969 Jul 2022 #4
Good question as by accepting the pardon he attempts he is guilty of the crime. cstanleytech Jul 2022 #5
Sending tots and players Roy Rolling Jul 2022 #6
Misdemeanors Old Crank Jul 2022 #7

jaysunb

(11,856 posts)
2. I just hope he's remanded to custody and given a very high bail while the Appeals are heard.
Sun Jul 24, 2022, 02:32 AM
Jul 2022

About 2 years from now. Lol

OnDoutside

(19,969 posts)
3. I wonder if the judge is allowed to take his previous conviction into account, even though
Sun Jul 24, 2022, 02:51 AM
Jul 2022

Trump pardoned him ? If he can, then surely as a repeat offender he'll get a stiffer sentence ?

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