Suponiendo que el Fiscal General y el Departamento de Justicia decidieran que tienen pruebas suficientes para presentar cargos contra un presidente en funciones de los Estados Unidos, entonces estaríamos en una crisis constitucional. Si los cargos fueran tan graves, podría ser necesario invocar la Enmienda 25 y que el presidente fuera destituido de su cargo por ley. Eso llevaría días, y quienquiera que fuera el presidente casi con toda seguridad se encontraría esencialmente bajo “arresto domiciliario” mientras se resolvía el asunto para evitar la posibilidad de una fuga ilegal para evitar el procesamiento.
No habría tal confrontación con el Servicio Secreto, ya que son miembros jurados de las fuerzas del orden. Se arriesgarían a perder sus funciones de aplicación de la ley (y potencialmente a ser arrestados ellos mismos) si intentaran interferir con una orden de arresto que el FBI ejecutara legalmente. Si algunos de ellos decidieran (por cualquier razón) no hacerlo, serían arrestados por sus colegas o se unirían al presidente en su viaje por la calle hasta el edificio del FBI J. Edgar Hoover esposados cuando fueran arrestados por el FBI.
Lo que ocurriría es que al presidente se le permitiría dimitir discretamente, abandonaría la Casa Blanca y, en unos días, se le permitiría entregarse discretamente en un tribunal federal relativamente cerca de su casa. Habría una seguridad extremadamente estricta, se haría pública una declaración básica a los medios de comunicación y no se aceptarían preguntas en ninguna conferencia de prensa que se celebrara. Dado que incluso el peor presidente querría evitar una confrontación armada y que nadie quiere la humillante escena de un presidente actual o anterior de los Estados Unidos siendo sacado de la Casa Blanca esposado, las cosas serían mucho más tranquilas.
With Trump facing possible jail in this case and others, make no mistake he is the most dangerous he has ever been. Evidence in all cases and his refusal to take responsibility has shown there is no end to the lengths he will go to get what he wants.
THE FACT THAT HE WAS FOUND GUILTY SHOULD BE REASON FOR HIM NOT TO BE ABLE TO ELIGIBLE FOR THE PROTECTION THAT HE IS GETTING HE SHOULD LOSE THE PRIVILEGES THAT HE NOW HAS ANY ORDINARY CITIZEN WOULD NOT BE ENTITLED TO CERTAIN FEDERAL AMENITIES AFTER A FELONY CONVICTION
He should loose secret service detail. No felon should be protected by presidential detail. He doesn’t get a secret service, prison guards his only protection like the rest of criminals
It has now become clear that when you’re the President of the United States, you can literally do whatever you want. As long as you have enough friends in the house & in the senate.
The impeachment proceeding is conducted by the Senate, and if the Senate decides the president didn’t do anything wrong the president can be returned to office. While the president is facing impeachment the vice president becomes the acting president, and the president temporarily has no political power until s/he is cleared by the Senate. If, on the other hand, the Senate finds the president guilty, the president may be removed from office and face a judge
after impeachment the President would then be tried, and, if so, convicted by the Senate. If convicted the President would thence be removed from office. However, one can speculate that the Vice President, who would then become the President, would pardon the former President.
What I don’t like is that there are some wealthy people or people in power that are able to get away with almost anything. Such as sexual assault, murder, drunk driving etc. It’s not fair. Just because they have the world of lawyers doesn’t mean that they are the boss. I hope the President is able to go to jail if they do anything wrong.
There are all kinds of perks to being the president: you get a cool house, a state-of-the-art super-secure plane, a chef who cooks whatever you want, and yes, all the super top-secret alien files!! But can the President of the United States be arrested for committing a crime? Colossal question!
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Suponiendo que el Fiscal General y el Departamento de Justicia decidieran que tienen pruebas suficientes para presentar cargos contra un presidente en funciones de los Estados Unidos, entonces estaríamos en una crisis constitucional. Si los cargos fueran tan graves, podría ser necesario invocar la Enmienda 25 y que el presidente fuera destituido de su cargo por ley. Eso llevaría días, y quienquiera que fuera el presidente casi con toda seguridad se encontraría esencialmente bajo “arresto domiciliario”
mientras se resolvía el asunto para evitar la posibilidad de una fuga ilegal para evitar el procesamiento.
No habría tal confrontación con el Servicio Secreto, ya que son miembros jurados de las fuerzas del orden. Se arriesgarían a perder sus funciones de aplicación de la ley (y potencialmente a ser arrestados ellos mismos) si intentaran interferir con una orden de arresto que el FBI ejecutara legalmente. Si algunos de ellos decidieran (por cualquier razón) no hacerlo, serían arrestados por sus colegas o se unirían al presidente en su viaje por la calle hasta el edificio del FBI J. Edgar Hoover esposados cuando fueran arrestados por el FBI.
Lo que ocurriría es que al presidente se le permitiría dimitir discretamente, abandonaría la Casa Blanca y, en unos días, se le permitiría entregarse discretamente en un tribunal federal relativamente cerca de su casa. Habría una seguridad extremadamente estricta, se haría pública una declaración básica a los medios de comunicación y no se aceptarían preguntas en ninguna conferencia de prensa que se celebrara. Dado que incluso el peor presidente querría evitar una confrontación armada y que nadie quiere la humillante escena de un presidente actual o anterior de los Estados Unidos siendo sacado de la Casa Blanca esposado, las cosas serían mucho más tranquilas.
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Noviembre 17, 2024
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En cana, sea quien sea.
if I did the things Trump did no one would ask if I were too old to serve my sentence. I’d be behind bars in a New York minute.
A regular citizen cannot vote if they have been convicted of a felony, however, that does not exclude a candidate for running for president
Nothing will happen to him…. Nothing ever happens to him.
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Does our court system have the guts to jail this creep?
I DON’T THINK SO
I am sure nobody would do a thing
If Trump is convicted, the next step will be a number of appeals he will be filling.
With Trump facing possible jail in this case and others, make no mistake he is the most dangerous he has ever been. Evidence in all cases and his refusal to take responsibility has shown there is no end to the lengths he will go to get what he wants.
The Correctional officers have all the tools they need to protect the old fool
I HOPE A JUDGE HAS THE COURAGE TO SENTENCE TRUMP TO PRISON TIME
I don’t see that happening ( at least for the next 4 years)
THE FACT THAT HE WAS FOUND GUILTY SHOULD BE REASON FOR HIM NOT TO BE ABLE TO ELIGIBLE FOR THE PROTECTION THAT HE IS GETTING HE SHOULD LOSE THE PRIVILEGES THAT HE NOW HAS ANY ORDINARY CITIZEN WOULD NOT BE ENTITLED TO CERTAIN FEDERAL AMENITIES AFTER A FELONY CONVICTION
He should loose secret service detail. No felon should be protected by presidential detail.
He doesn’t get a secret service, prison guards his only protection like the rest of criminals
Secret service protection should be removed for any convicted felons.
Yup no matter if it is the king of the world.
It has now become clear that when you’re the President of the United States, you can literally do whatever you want. As long as you have enough friends in the house & in the senate.
This President elected will have the power to pardon criminals. So therefore, he’s immune from conviction.
This is why Lex Luthor should not be voted as President.
Neither The Joker
The president can go to jail but he would have to be removed from office first.
não sei nos EUA, mas aqui no Brasil eles podem
Diplomatic immunity is abused on a frightening level.
No one is above the law, especially those in power. Justice will come, one way or another.
Jail doesn’t even want trump
Not even guardians or the warden
They are coming for you like Shawshank Redemption, Donny
Big time.
The impeachment proceeding is conducted by the Senate, and if the Senate decides the president didn’t do anything wrong the president can be returned to office. While the president is facing impeachment the vice president becomes the acting president, and the president temporarily has no political power until s/he is cleared by the Senate. If, on the other hand, the Senate finds the president guilty, the president may be removed from office and face a judge
All men are created equal…
Unless that man is rich r has political connections, then they are more equal than everyone else
A sitting president can be impeached first, then he or she can be charged.
This topic wouldn’t even be a thing if it wasn’t for trump
True that
Puede ir preso. Es posible.
after impeachment the President would then be tried, and, if so, convicted by the Senate. If convicted the President would thence be removed from office. However, one can speculate that the Vice President, who would then become the President, would pardon the former President.
What I don’t like is that there are some wealthy people or people in power that are able to get away with almost anything. Such as sexual assault, murder, drunk driving etc. It’s not fair. Just because they have the world of lawyers doesn’t mean that they are the boss. I hope the President is able to go to jail if they do anything wrong.
Nobody is above the law.
I can confirm that
If the police used skill share…
Todos los hombres son creados iguales, pero no todos son tratados por igual.
There are all kinds of perks to being the president: you get a cool house, a state-of-the-art super-secure plane, a chef who cooks whatever you want, and yes, all the super top-secret alien files!! But can the President of the United States be arrested for committing a crime? Colossal question!