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Since when could a DA unilaterally refuse a bond?

Can you please provide a source for this?

The benefit of sticking with Cannon is that a conviction under her would probably be appeal proof.

It's just a delay tactic. She knows she'll be over ruled by a higher court but that will add weeks if not months to the trial.

By who?

Not exactly. He can appeal with or without the bond. But the bond would prevent the AG from enforcing the judgement while the appeal played out. Without the bond the AG can move to seize assets even though there's a pending appeal.

Unfortunately that would just feed more into his "deep state" conspiracy. Think the play is to give it but greatly limit the details.

I know you're being sarcastic but I agree this statement more than not. I'm genuinely impressed with how well the Biden administration has navigated the absurd minefield that is the current American political landscape.

He's already lost a 500m judgment, and a successful appeal doesn't seem likely. If he doesn't win the presidency this year he's probably going to be forced to liquid assets or file bankruptcy for the 7th time Plus the electorate will have...

Disagree but I hope your right. There are still a lot of moderate republicans, they are the minority but a meaningful one. If Trump won the nomination again they would complety abandon the party. And it would be civil war up until then. Come the...

Highly doubtful, he'll be kingmaker at best. The party doesn't like losers, he'll be 82 by the time of the 2028 election. Plus he's in so much legal jeopardy, both financial and criminal, there is no way he survives if he doesn't get elected this...

Can you imagine if/when Trump picks Scott but they lose the general election? Then the two front runners for the GOP nomination in 2028 will be an Indian-American woman and an African-American man!

Wtf?

Technically how? Both her parents are Punjabi.

That's what I thought. She's 100% Punjabi