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Do subpoenas matter to anyone but poor people? Perjury? Laws?
When is it time for this guy to report to jail? >

didn't Trump pardon him? >

wait...he's been given a stay of that court order while he appeals. >

He is eventually going to do 4 months. Maybe next year. Not much. >

4 months will give him time to sober up. >

Hardly. They make pruno in jail. Rumor has it that pruno is gross but will get you drunk 🤷‍♀️ >

He doesn’t do this. He gets a fine. 
500 bucks. Oh no. 
Mind you he could also go to prison for a couple months. But that’s practically a vacation for him now. 
We need to start treating these traitors as traitors. >

When do we start enforcing our own laws against the “Party of Law & Order”? >

When do we start enforcing our laws equally? Were I to throw a lawfully served subpoena in the street, and refuse to comply with the court, I would not be comfortably sitting at home typing. This is just a very minor infraction compared to all the criminality Steve Bannon has engaged in against our country. Yet he is free and will likely use his privilege to remain that way. >

This waste of carbon should be in jail already. If he ignores the subpoena, arrest him. 
Getting tired of these bags of hot air getting off for shit we'd get arrested for even thinking >

Are you sure it’s still carbon or is it just some kind of gelatinous ooze filled with inert gases? >

It’s shit. He’s full of shit >

Is a subpoena not already mandatory? How many times can you be ordered to comply with a legal order before it’s an actual fucking crime?? >

the way it typically goes is you are subpeona'ed and if you refuse you can state why you are and a judge can say 'na not good enough' and place enforcement on the terms. Without that there usually isn't any kind of enforcement. >

I see, thanks for the explanation! I always assumed it was basically a court summons but I’m not too familiar with it. >


Failure to comply with a subpoena in D.C. carries a maximum sentence of 60 days in jail and a $500 fine.

Who else thinks this should be more along the lines of 5 years and $10 million - as a maximum, of course. 
60 days in jail is rough, but not compared to perjuring yourself. 
And $500?  Seriously? >

60 days in jail would only help his personal hygiene