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SSJVegeta

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4. Perhaps 1 day in jail for each contempt of court violation?

Reply to LilElf70 (Original post)

Thu Feb 26, 2026, 11:28 PM

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Divide it up between all the attorneys responsible for these violations, and that might be a strong enough deterrent to stop the rank and file from following the illegal orders.

You know... jail? The thing most conservatives argue is the only deterrent for people breaking the law?

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Judge: IRS broke law 'approximately 42,695 times' in giving DHS data [View all] LilElf70 Thursday OP

Another article LilElf70 Thursday #1

OH, that's NOT a big deal! It wasn't 50, 000 times. 😡The Constitution is now merely a suggestion . Bread and Circuses Thursday #2

Good point LilElf70 Thursday #3

Me too. I am heart broken and angry. I worry about young young people and kids Bread and Circuses Friday #5

Oh, I think LilElf70 Friday #7

Perhaps 1 day in jail for each contempt of court violation? SSJVegeta Thursday #4

The U.S. no longer operates under 'The Rule of Law'. SamKnause Friday #6

We can't do that!!!! LilElf70 Friday #8