
The corrupt and criminal DOJ won’t reduce the charges on the Jan 6 innocents that they overcharged ignoring the Supreme Court’s ruling.
The Supreme Court ruled that the corrupt DOJ can’t charge innocent people for interfering with official acts using 1512. This law is related to paper pushing, not innocents walking around the Capitol and praying on Jan 6.
This ruling occured in early July and yet the corrupt and criminal DOJ has left hundreds of innocents in prison who should never have been placed there and who should now be set free.
Julie Kelly reports on one individual who should be set free but the corrupt DOJ and courts want to jack up his charges and keep him in prison. She reports:
Headed to DC courthouse shortly to cover resentencing of Thomas Robertson, a VA police officer convicted of 1512c2 and other offenses.
After Fischer, DOJ dropped 1512c2–but as I have reported for months and detailed last night, DOJ and DC courts are thumbing their nose at SCOTUS, which overturned how DOJ and DC courts applied 1512c2.
Robertson was sentenced to 87 months in prison with 1512c2 driving most of the sentence.
Even though federal sentencing guidelines estimate his new sentence based on existing convictions should be 24-30 months–he has already been in prison for 3+ years incl under pretrial detention–DOJ wants him to serve the full 87 months.
Keep in mind–the wife of DC US Atty Matthew Graves is CEO of a radical leftwing nonprofit in DC that is part of a broad coalition working with Democrats to delegitimize the Supreme Court and remove Justice Thomas:
Here Graves (again) argues the circumstances of J6 were so… pic.twitter.com/vZLHlTWZmC
— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) September 4, 2024
Kelly shares:
DOJ and DC courts also working around DC appellate court ruling that reversed 2 common sentencing enhancements on 1512c2. Appellate court ruled that DOJ misapplied interfering in “administration of justice” enhancement 2J1.2(b)(2) because Congress does not “administer justice” esp proceedings on Jan 6.
So DOJ and DC courts are saying–fine, we will apply the administration of justice enhancements to allegations the defendant interfered with the criminal investigation into their actions on Jan 6–and apply the enhancement to other charges after 1512c2 is dropped.
Absolutely lawless DC legal and court system:
Robertson case is before Judge Chris Cooper, who this morning will reconsider Robertson's sentence.
He already is indicating he will go along with at least a few of DOJ's updated sentencing enhancements and work around appellate court order on adm of justice enhancement.
Cooper… pic.twitter.com/hHb2Ipk1LG
— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) September 4, 2024