#26 Jail- systems

Per the Bill of Rights, in his case, the government had 70 days to bring Taylor to trial. Normally people wave this right, known as tolling the Speedy Trial Act. Taylor chose not to.  It had been 400+  that Taylor had not requested anything from the court, by the time the trial began. He had brought this up to the judge, the judge said he should take it to an appeal. So interesting. He said it so flippantly, that I wonder if he really knew what his words meant. For him, I’m sure it’s just procedural, for the rest of us it means more and more time (and now that time is behind bars) and so much more money….take it to appeals…

The judge told him he was going to jail before the trial even started. He had seen video from his former co-defendant’s trial, but had heard no defense on Taylor’s part….J6 cases are all predetermined, my opinion of that gets stronger and stronger as I hear and read more. 

 Taylor knows more about the cases of many of the people he is meeting in jail, than they do themselves about their own case. How is that possible? 

 God please help these prisoners.  

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