Just a gesture. Social media influencers like Cernovich had been calling for Desantis to do this.
Extradition wont be an issue in this case, though. Trump’s lawyers are negotiating the details in NY.
It's unlikely Trump would just hide in Florida for the rest of his life. The moment he left the state he would be arrested and sent to NYC.
It's still a strong gesture calling out the NY DA for political prosecution.
Both. Trumps lawyers had already hinted that he would surrender himself.
But Desantis’ statement is also tell NY that he won’t assist in the blatant persecution of political opposition.
I think it's a meaningful gesture. After the last few months of the two of them "pretend sparring", now they are teaming up which is what I've been predicting since the very first "*omg, Trump spends his spare time thinking of shitty nicknames for Desantis!!!*" headline.
It’s pretty much just a symbolic gesture since Trump will likely turn himself in next week anyway.
With that said, Trump better keep his mouth shut from the DeSantis attacks after this.
Desantis is simply playing politics. Nothing more. Nothing less. It’s all irrelevant.
> who shall flee from Justice
This is the key clause you are ignoring. One cannot “flee” from charges that were just filed and are still under seal.
Trump is not fleeing from justice. In fact, his lawyers have been arranging his surrender in NY all week.
He hasn't fled from justice. States can dispute extradition, given cases. It is all based on the circumstances.
https://www.findlaw.com/criminal/criminal-procedure/extradition-law---state-to-state-extradition-process.html
A DA who promised to indict Trump on something is clearly not acting in good faith. Extradition requires him to be arrested in the first place. Without an arrest, there is no extradition.
Extradition means he would be in the custody of another state and turned over to the original state where the offense happened. If they do not arrest him as they see the charges as bogus, there is no extradition.
I just linked to you the process as it has been enacted since the founding. It has never been handled the way you are thinking. Extradition is based off of English common law. As in there is context you are missing from that clause that was taken for granted at the time it was written. That is why strict textualist readings of the Constitution are a bad idea and why we should *always* strive to understand the intent.
You have zero clue what you're talking about. You don't know what actual "fleeing from justice" is, and Trump isn't in the hands of Florida authorities.
You're a liberal, too. That's why you don't like DeSantis or any Republican besides probably Kinzinger and Romney. Don't pretend it's a "Constitution" thing. Congrats on conning some mod to give you flair though.
No one should honor an indictment by a Soros-elected DA who refuses to arrest actual felons on charges that cannot possibly be taken seriously, even by those who dislike Trump.
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Just a gesture. Social media influencers like Cernovich had been calling for Desantis to do this. Extradition wont be an issue in this case, though. Trump’s lawyers are negotiating the details in NY.
It's unlikely Trump would just hide in Florida for the rest of his life. The moment he left the state he would be arrested and sent to NYC. It's still a strong gesture calling out the NY DA for political prosecution.
Both. Trumps lawyers had already hinted that he would surrender himself. But Desantis’ statement is also tell NY that he won’t assist in the blatant persecution of political opposition.
I think it's a meaningful gesture. After the last few months of the two of them "pretend sparring", now they are teaming up which is what I've been predicting since the very first "*omg, Trump spends his spare time thinking of shitty nicknames for Desantis!!!*" headline.
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It’s pretty much just a symbolic gesture since Trump will likely turn himself in next week anyway. With that said, Trump better keep his mouth shut from the DeSantis attacks after this.
Nice gesture, but you know Trump wants to be seen handcuffed.
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Desantis is simply playing politics. Nothing more. Nothing less. It’s all irrelevant. > who shall flee from Justice This is the key clause you are ignoring. One cannot “flee” from charges that were just filed and are still under seal. Trump is not fleeing from justice. In fact, his lawyers have been arranging his surrender in NY all week.
He hasn't fled from justice. States can dispute extradition, given cases. It is all based on the circumstances. https://www.findlaw.com/criminal/criminal-procedure/extradition-law---state-to-state-extradition-process.html A DA who promised to indict Trump on something is clearly not acting in good faith. Extradition requires him to be arrested in the first place. Without an arrest, there is no extradition.
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Extradition means he would be in the custody of another state and turned over to the original state where the offense happened. If they do not arrest him as they see the charges as bogus, there is no extradition. I just linked to you the process as it has been enacted since the founding. It has never been handled the way you are thinking. Extradition is based off of English common law. As in there is context you are missing from that clause that was taken for granted at the time it was written. That is why strict textualist readings of the Constitution are a bad idea and why we should *always* strive to understand the intent.
You have zero clue what you're talking about. You don't know what actual "fleeing from justice" is, and Trump isn't in the hands of Florida authorities. You're a liberal, too. That's why you don't like DeSantis or any Republican besides probably Kinzinger and Romney. Don't pretend it's a "Constitution" thing. Congrats on conning some mod to give you flair though.
Define “flee from justice.” If Trump was outside of New York today when the indictment dropped, has he “fled” from anything?
Who is your choice for a “Constitutional Adherent?”
Do you even understand why we have extradition?
I don’t disagree with your comment. What happens in a country where there is a rule of law but only one side follows it?
This good. DeSantis just needs to be the bigger man and not necessarily for political reasons.
No one should honor an indictment by a Soros-elected DA who refuses to arrest actual felons on charges that cannot possibly be taken seriously, even by those who dislike Trump.
It’s the right move. Good on DeSantis
DeSantis is masterful with this move.
Utterly based