• Neato
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    492 months ago

    Yeah. If a non-billionaire (allegedly) tweeted out barely-veiled threats to jurors and witnesses and the judge’s family that causes their friends to send death threats, you’d be in prison after you violated the gag order. Maybe not even get a gag order: just also charged with tampering.

    • @foggy@lemmy.world
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      222 months ago

      I would literally just be held in contempt without bond if I was threatening a judge and their family.

      • @bradorsomething
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        22 months ago

        God, I need an army of idiots, I keep saying that but I never actually do the work and become a republican demagogue.