The feds didn’t get him on murder. My first thought when I saw this is that he has very clever defense attorneys that at least managed to frustrate the state prosecutors by having him plead to a federal non-murder charge that could shut down the State murder case through double jeopardy.
I can’t remember any other time in my life that I’ve been hoping somebody would get off on a technicality
As a conspiracy theorist: The bigger question is, I wonder what they’re distracting us from this week? They’re gonna hold him to use his presence as a distraction when they need one. Other than that, he is a suspected murderer and they’ll use that as the official reason for holding him but we all know, deep down inside, he’s now a tool to be used to distract us.
So we should all be asking the questions: Who are we invading this week? Where’s the next biggest arsenal shipment heading? Who’s going to be teaming up with Israel this week? Is Germany teaming up with Israel the will of the US or is it defeatism?
What is going on that they just plopped him into the news?
Stealing their oil AND NOW their gold too?! Bruh… reza shah has found a new home in Caracas and weve been diistracted as he made his way deep into Venezuela I guess lol 🤷🏿♂️
The trial in the state can’t move forward until double jeopardy is determined to apply or not. Did you think they just suspended the trial cause evil? Cause I’m not following your statement otherwise
It’s suspended because there’s no point in holding a trial if it’s going to be overturned on double jeopardy. It’s indefinite since there’s no point in scheduling a follow-up until the question of it being double jeopardy is answered.
Like, guys, stop attributing motivations to what is arguably the only way forward.
Only way forward? They didn’t have to file the double jeopardy cases in the first place. They chose to, in order to be evil and harass and torture him with the legal system to the maximum extent possible.
I’m saying they didn’t have to file those double charges in the first place. They chose to, knowing exactly how many problems it would cause for him. On purpose. As a torture method.
Actually, it’s arguably a huge prosecution mistake in Magione’s favor.
The federal charges were restrained by the circumstances of the event. They couldn’t do first or second degree federal homicide, because it didn’t meet any of the criteria of those crimes. Of course life without parole is a possibility, but there’s high chance that a lesser sentence results.
Knowing the way the state law works, the DOJ probably should have just let the state case play out, where they could have at least gone for second degree murder, with a significant mandatory minimum sentence if convicted.
Ok, well, unfortunately Luigi’s lawyers can’t travel back in time to prevent him being prosecuted, so filing for double jeopardy is the only way forward for them.
While normally that could be the case, but in this case he isn’t getting released either way.
The trial moving forward would be the worse scenario for the defendant. The state charges are worse than the federal charges. The later or never the state case gets tried, the better for him.
The point I was making is that there used to be a human rights violation and against the First and Fifth Amendments to hold someone indefinitely without a trial. But that ended in 2014.
It is totally reasonable to criticize length of detention while denying the right to a reasonable trial in general.
However this just happens to not be applicable in this specific situation. The guy entered a guilty plea and so will not be released anyway, and he himself requested the case be dismissed causing the delay. If he went along with it, he could have had a trial sooner but wants the delay in hopes of having it dismissed. Which is totally sensible and he has literally nothing to gain by having the trial sooner given that he is almost certainly due for years of imprisonment under his guilty federal plea.
“Release him”? Dude, he’s in jail pending sentencing for his federal case. There is no releasing at this point. This isn’t anyone twisting a knife, it’s just not scheduling a new court date until the double jeopardy question is resolved. Y’all need to chill and put your heads on before you react to things.
My god they’re going to imprison the poor guy forever without a trial, won’t they?
The feds didn’t get him on murder. My first thought when I saw this is that he has very clever defense attorneys that at least managed to frustrate the state prosecutors by having him plead to a federal non-murder charge that could shut down the State murder case through double jeopardy.
I can’t remember any other time in my life that I’ve been hoping somebody would get off on a technicality
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As a conspiracy theorist: The bigger question is, I wonder what they’re distracting us from this week? They’re gonna hold him to use his presence as a distraction when they need one. Other than that, he is a suspected murderer and they’ll use that as the official reason for holding him but we all know, deep down inside, he’s now a tool to be used to distract us.
So we should all be asking the questions: Who are we invading this week? Where’s the next biggest arsenal shipment heading? Who’s going to be teaming up with Israel this week? Is Germany teaming up with Israel the will of the US or is it defeatism?
What is going on that they just plopped him into the news?
Aha!
Funny that you should mention distractions because when I was undistracted I come upon this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1JQb3g0AW5M&pp=ygUQYmFkZW1wYW5hZGEgZ29sZA%3D%3D
Stealing their oil AND NOW their gold too?! Bruh… reza shah has found a new home in Caracas and weve been diistracted as he made his way deep into Venezuela I guess lol 🤷🏿♂️
They cannot do that. If they aren’t going to try him, they must release him.
You must be new here. That’s not how the American
justicepunishment system works.… They MUST release him??!
…ooooh my Sweet Summer Child👨🍼
The trial in the state can’t move forward until double jeopardy is determined to apply or not. Did you think they just suspended the trial cause evil? Cause I’m not following your statement otherwise
…Yes?
It’s suspended because there’s no point in holding a trial if it’s going to be overturned on double jeopardy. It’s indefinite since there’s no point in scheduling a follow-up until the question of it being double jeopardy is answered.
Like, guys, stop attributing motivations to what is arguably the only way forward.
Only way forward? They didn’t have to file the double jeopardy cases in the first place. They chose to, in order to be evil and harass and torture him with the legal system to the maximum extent possible.
His lawyers filed double jeopardy. Unless the prosecution can provide a reason it’s not, they have to drop the case.
I’m saying they didn’t have to file those double charges in the first place. They chose to, knowing exactly how many problems it would cause for him. On purpose. As a torture method.
Actually, it’s arguably a huge prosecution mistake in Magione’s favor.
The federal charges were restrained by the circumstances of the event. They couldn’t do first or second degree federal homicide, because it didn’t meet any of the criteria of those crimes. Of course life without parole is a possibility, but there’s high chance that a lesser sentence results.
Knowing the way the state law works, the DOJ probably should have just let the state case play out, where they could have at least gone for second degree murder, with a significant mandatory minimum sentence if convicted.
Fascists do tend to be rather incompetent at being evil. Tale as old as time.
Ok, well, unfortunately Luigi’s lawyers can’t travel back in time to prevent him being prosecuted, so filing for double jeopardy is the only way forward for them.
Nobody said otherwise?
While normally that could be the case, but in this case he isn’t getting released either way.
The trial moving forward would be the worse scenario for the defendant. The state charges are worse than the federal charges. The later or never the state case gets tried, the better for him.
The point I was making is that there used to be a human rights violation and against the First and Fifth Amendments to hold someone indefinitely without a trial. But that ended in 2014.
It is totally reasonable to criticize length of detention while denying the right to a reasonable trial in general.
However this just happens to not be applicable in this specific situation. The guy entered a guilty plea and so will not be released anyway, and he himself requested the case be dismissed causing the delay. If he went along with it, he could have had a trial sooner but wants the delay in hopes of having it dismissed. Which is totally sensible and he has literally nothing to gain by having the trial sooner given that he is almost certainly due for years of imprisonment under his guilty federal plea.
Yes. Yes that is evil.
Make a decision or release him. It’s literally that easy (im aware courts take longer to do everything but suspending indefinitely is kind of insane)
“Release him”? Dude, he’s in jail pending sentencing for his federal case. There is no releasing at this point. This isn’t anyone twisting a knife, it’s just not scheduling a new court date until the double jeopardy question is resolved. Y’all need to chill and put your heads on before you react to things.