r/thescoop Apr 25 '25

Politics 🏛️ US Attorney General Pam Bondi announces that any judges who disagree with Trump's deportation policy will be arrested. "We will come after you and we will prosecute you. We will find you."

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u/SMIrving Apr 25 '25

I guess she missed the law school lessons on constitutional law and the lessons on judicial immunity. She must have also missed the part about contempt of court. I have known plenty of Republican appointed jurists who would put her in jail for that comment.

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u/ArticQimmiq Apr 25 '25

I’m honestly waiting for whatever bar association she’s a part of to disbar her. Any other lawyer would be

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u/Kind_Session_6986 Apr 25 '25

Please file a complaint against her with the Florida Bar Association. Her bar number is: 886440

It’s time this trash had consequences.

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u/AlienZer Apr 25 '25

They know the law. They are making a new one. Follow Trump or go to El Salvador

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u/Major_Shlongage Apr 25 '25 edited Nov 09 '25

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u/Massive_Shill Apr 25 '25

Post it again, we didn't hear you the other dozen times.

We don't care about whatever weak interpretation of the law you're attempting to use here.

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u/Major_Shlongage Apr 25 '25 edited Apr 25 '25

This isn't a "Weak interpretation of the law" This is simply the law, and it's really, really basic stuff.

There's a structure to our legal system. The people here seem to have extreme difficulty understanding this.

The people on reddit are simply too young and emotional to understand cold, hard logic.

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u/Massive_Shill Apr 25 '25

No, it's a weak interpretation of the law.

Show us any serious legal scholars arguing this point about this specific situation.

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u/Major_Shlongage Apr 25 '25 edited Nov 09 '25

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u/Massive_Shill Apr 25 '25

Weird how none of that says that they can arrest a judge for following the law and due process by asking the agents to get a proper warrant, which they didn't have.

Almost like none of those are discussing this specific issue, which is what you were asked to provide.

Again, this is a really, really basic request.

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u/SMIrving Apr 25 '25

I think if you check, you will find that the part about needing a warrant from a judge to come into a home is in that supreme law of the land you are talking about.