Quote by Buz
I can see the 14th Amendment being viable in this case if Trump had actually been convicted of a crime for instigating the January 6 Insurrection. While l am sure he did instigate it, l believe our justice system works best when a person is actually convicted of the crime before punishment can be executed.
He has yet to be convicted of any crime. Though l hope he will.
Colorado courts are just opening a can of worms that can backfire. Just as the party in control of the US Congress will be trying to impeach every sitting president from the opposition party from here on. Irresponsible precedent has been set.
This is actually not true. There are tons of ways courts can enforce rulings against people not convicted of crimes.
Simple example, restraining orders. One citizens protection takes precedence over another’s process of a trial. Minimal evidence must be provided to get a restraining order and the person has an opportunity to fight it but it can remain in place in the meantime.
There are tons of court procedures, penalties, and failsafes that offer protections while the slow wheels of courts turn. This is especially important when people like Trump’s primary legal philosophy is dragging out every step as long as possible.
