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kentuck

(111,079 posts)
Thu Sep 8, 2022, 07:00 PM Sep 2022

A few questions about the "appeal"?

Was it a straight out appeal to the 11th Circuit? Or was it an "appeal" to the Judge to issue a partial stay on the classified documents part of her decision?

They stated that if they did not receive a satisfactory ruling on that matter, they were going to "appeal" it to the 11th Circuit? Did they mean they were going to appeal the part about the classified documents or the full case?

Did they rule out the Special Master if they get the Judge to approve a stay on that part of her decision? Or do they "appeal" to the 11th Circuit regardless of what the Judge rules?

Can someone clarify that?

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kentuck

(111,079 posts)
2. Thanks!
Thu Sep 8, 2022, 07:14 PM
Sep 2022

I interpreted that as if the Judge takes out the classified stuff, Trump can have his "Special Master". If not, they will ask the 11th Circuit to take it out. And then they will still go back to the Special Master process.

intrepidity

(7,294 posts)
11. Then we have a Constitutional Crisis
Thu Sep 8, 2022, 08:21 PM
Sep 2022

because they would effectively be ruling that a former POTUS has equal power to the sitting POTUS.

kentuck

(111,079 posts)
13. Then Biden declares "executive privilege" on all the classified documents.
Thu Sep 8, 2022, 08:29 PM
Sep 2022

And orders the DOJ to not turn them over. Because they are about our national security. If the Courts have a problem, let them come up with a solution.

Let them take it to the Supreme Court.

kentuck

(111,079 posts)
6. The DOJ would not have used a search warrant to seize the documents unless they intended...
Thu Sep 8, 2022, 07:38 PM
Sep 2022

...to indict the culprit, in my opinion.

sl8

(13,747 posts)
9. That was a mistake on the tweeter's part (which they admitted). It's actually "pending appeal". nt
Thu Sep 8, 2022, 07:49 PM
Sep 2022

kentuck

(111,079 posts)
7. Yes.
Thu Sep 8, 2022, 07:40 PM
Sep 2022

A week from today.

It will give her something to think about. If she refuses, they go to the 11th Circuit to get another opinion.

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