How is it that an anon is the first to figure this out and not some ex-DoJ lawyer or something? Really says something about the media, much less the "caliber" of their analysts. I always see lawyers, retired judges saying Horowitz doesn't have those powers. They're right, he doesn't, but he can be granted them by the AG.
Data for anti-Hogg memes.
Chart entitled "Where Firearm Deaths Are Most Prevalent" (it ain't the US by a country mile).
https:// www.statista.com/chart/13964/where-firearm-deaths-are-most-prevalent/
Statistician used The Small Arms Survey's interactive maps and charts of armed violence (contains TONS of data) to create the above chart.
http:// www.smallarmssurvey.org/tools/interactive-map-charts-on-armed-violence.html
Oops forgot to include chart in previous post. It's fuckin laughable to say the US has the most firearm deaths in the developed world.
They enjoy the benefit of being able to make shit up and no one questions it. I'm phonefagging now or I'd be digging through the small arms survey data. Can't even interact with the map.
And if there's a grand jury investigation, they won't discuss it. At all. Can't really discuss it but they definitely won't with something this big. So they have to put on a show and act like the DoJ is obstructing. Sessions is agreeing to take it on the chin here, have his public image trashed by those not in the know.
State or federal? I've seen a lot of constituonal pleadings not prevail. The 14th Amendment pleadings have fallen flat. Seen a 7th and 8th Amendment pleading over indefinite detention. Some guy was in jail for contempt after not paying his child support and the (local) federal circuit court of appeals ruled he could be detained indefinitely as its a civil violation (what's the fucking difference when he's deprived of his freedom?). This shit enfuriates me and I've never even gone through any of it. Hope I never will. Judges seem to be wising up to the tactics.
This duo is the fucking sledgehammer of justice.
Oh yes I know. Just take the Fourth Circuit in US v. Robinson (more or less, every armed citizen is to be considered armed and dangerous for purposes of Terry v. Ohio) or in Kolbe v. Hogan (originally Malloy) over Maryland's FSA. They ruled that weapons of war can be banned. The Supreme Court ruled in US v. Miller (1939) that the only weapons that CANNOT be banned are weapons of war.
Cops make warrantless arrests every day. DUI arrest? Warrantless. Shoplifting? Warrantless.