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Related: About this forumThe Law's Perception Problem; When Will Justice Come for Meadows, Giuliani, Clark, Trump & Others
Glenn Kirschner
It seems like justice is suspended in amber these days, unable to move one way or the other. If we look at some of the timeframes we've been waiting for justice - 15 days, 53 days, 244 days - it's pretty apparent that the law presently has a perception problem. This video discusses how long the American people have been made to wait for justice and how the wait impacts the perception of the law.
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The Law's Perception Problem; When Will Justice Come for Meadows, Giuliani, Clark, Trump & Others (Original Post)
ItsjustMe
Dec 2021
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Hoyt
(54,770 posts)1. Didn't he say trump is about to be charged, a week or so ago?
dchill
(38,511 posts)2. Justice delayed...
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...denied.
Turbineguy
(37,359 posts)3. If death gets there earlier
I'm OK with that.
I_UndergroundPanther
(12,480 posts)4. Send this to biden
Because this needs to be heard by him and the doj.