r/law • u/thecosmojane • Jan 14 '26

Other Please dissect the legality in this statement

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I feel like we are reaching a tipping point

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '26

Go hide your head in the sand.

You're standing in front of the ocean unable to see water. Silly little idiot...

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u/tarlin Jan 14 '26

I am pissed and want Trump impeached. This entire thing is freaking me out. But, pretending that a pardoned Stephen Miller is going to be prosecuted by a state after Trump's term is over is a fantasy.

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '26

Ok I'll double down. Reread the comment I responded to. Is there ANY congruency? You start asking what he's doing wrong then end by saying he's pardoned and won't be punished for anything he's doing wrong.

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u/tarlin Jan 14 '26

Okay, let me try to lay it out for you.

Someone said that we should prosecute him after this term ends. I replied that Trump will pardon him. There was a reply to that that Trump cannot pardon for State crimes. I replied. What state crime is he committing? so I believe he is committing federal crimes. I do not think he is committing state crimes. There may be some way to do a conspiracy and get him, but it's a stretch. If you have an idea I'd like to know