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For nearly four years, federal prosecutors have tracked, charged and imprisoned hundreds of Donald Trump supporters who #stormed #the #Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
But what once seemed to be a shock-and-awe campaign of prosecutorial force
— one the department has regularly characterized as the largest and most complex investigation in history
— appears 
increasingly squeezed by legal challenges and political threats.
Ongoing court battles threaten to erase or undermine some of the 1,500 cases that have been brought against participants in the riot.
And prosecutors’ tactical choices are the subject of new scrutiny from appeals courts.
Those disputes could wind up in another high-stakes confrontation before the Supreme Court.
The high court has already gutted the key felony charge that prosecutors have used in hundreds of Jan. 6 cases,
leading the Justice Department to drop a slew of its most serious criminal counts.
And a federal appeals court rejected another tactic prosecutors had used to drive up sentences for Jan. 6 defendants,
forcing judges to recalculate prison time in some cases.
Above all, Trump’s promise to pardon the rioters
— even those who assaulted police
— looms.
His own criminal case for seeking to subvert the 2020 election is teetering and would collapse if he retakes the White House.
In other words, the legacy of accountability for the insurrection that threatened the 2020 transfer of power remains in limbo.
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/09/27/jan-6-cases-legal-challenges-political-threats-00181313
She once #stormed the #Capitol for #Trump. Now, she’ll be #supporting #VicePresident #KamalaHarris in November.
Today, she calls #January6th “the #worst day in our #history."
#Ontario #CourtOfAppeal has #quashed a #sentencing #appeal in the case of a #Manitoba man who #stormed the gates of #RideauHall in 2020 & sought an #ArmedConfrontation with the #PrimeMinister .
A #decision dated Thursday says the 6 year sentence handed to #CoreyHurren in March 2021, less a year for the time he spent in custody before his sentencing, was “entirely fit."
