Last week, the US Supreme Court heard oral arguments on a case that could impact hundreds of January 6 peaceful protesters who have been convicted by Joe Biden’s corrupt Department of Justice.
At issue is the DOJ using a law designed to prosecute people who shred corporate documents during criminal finance investigations, in order to tack additional years onto the J6ers’ sentences.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was passed back in 2006 in response to the Enron scandal. When Enron collapsed, executives started shredding documents to cover up their crimes. USC 1512(c) was passed to give corporate crooks up to a 20-year sentence in prison if they’re caught destroying evidence while they’re under investigation.
If you’re wondering what that has to do with peaceful protesters walking into the US Capitol on January 6th, the answer is nothing at all. But prosecutors have twisted 1512(c) in order to destroy the lives of peaceful protesters with incredible prison sentences for “crimes” that were misdemeanors at best.
Some of the Supreme Court justices who heard oral arguments last week didn’t seem impressed with the Biden regime’s excuses for twisting the law like this, just to persecute Trump supporters.
The court is expected to rule on the case by the end of June, and it has the potential to vacate the sentences of hundreds of January 6ers.
Jimmy Dore has a great rundown of the court hearing and explains why the use of this law to imprison protesters is an abomination. Watch:
