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ScratchCat

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1. Wait, what?

Wed Jan 8, 2025, 02:40 PM

Jan 2025

The Dallas Express reports that a warrant was issued and the works “secured as potential evidence” by Fort Worth police after Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare filed a complaint demanding a criminal investigation.

I can't imagine that Texas Law allows for a judge to file a complaint and demand a criminal investigation. Is this bad journalism or something? Judges don't have such power in any State because it would be a complete violation of Separation of Powers.

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SALLY MANN PHOTOS SEIZED FROM TEXAS MUSEUM FOLLOWING OFFICIAL COMPLAINT [View all] Coventina Jan 2025 OP

Wait, what? ScratchCat Jan 2025 #1

Well this is Texas and the judge is MAGA, nothing surprises me anymore MagickMuffin Jan 2025 #2

None of that matters ScratchCat Jan 2025 #4

The exhibit has been removed by the authorities MagickMuffin Jan 2025 #6

I have a friend who works at the Modern Art Museum MagickMuffin Jan 2025 #3

A better headline would be "Photos of Nude Children Seized" Jose Garcia Jan 2025 #5

unrec. n/t Coventina Jan 2025 #12

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Back in the day when the Bush family bathed together Baitball Blogger Jan 2025 #9

Definitely not Jesse! Staph Jan 2025 #10

if u see a photo of a naked child and think- mopinko Jan 2025 #11