For some time, we have been watching the unfolding legal drama in Georgia, where recently a special grand jury completed its report and recommendations on indictments relating to charges of interference in the 2020 presidential election.
Thank you so much for this careful and thorough accounting of the Georgia Grand Jury. I for one look forward everyday to what you have to say. Keep up the good work!
People are so use to watching the crime shows on television, that they don’t realize justice is so not neatly tied up in one hour. The legal process is messy!
As a Canadian trying to make some sense out of everything that is and has been reported in connection with the special grand jury I read and research everything I can that may be applicable. Yet sometimes I still end up confused and frustrated.
Jay, your ability to impart knowledge of complicated and often convoluted points of law to the layman is what I reach for now, first, last, and in between. Only then do I pick up my other sources, but now with a better understanding of what I see.
Thank you so much for giving us this benefit so freely, even though you may never know in the end just how much of a difference it truly made.
Thank you for talking me off the ledge. 😆 Grabbing my flashlight, water bottle, and copy of the Constitution for our long-distance hike. And with a nod of gratitude for the life and example of Rep John Lewis.
We, common citizens, do not have the resources to deflect, delay and use every tool with a price to prolong the outcomes of investigations and probable prosecutions for crimes. It is hard to remain engaged when the daily reports of yet another source of that delay is revealed. The forewoman has not helped with the obviously flippant responses on something that may cause her real harm, to say nothing of potential harm to the process.
It becomes more and more apparent every day that we have one justice system for the wealthy and another for those who have limited resources. We, as a country, seem to be devolving into the same wealth class structure of the Gilded Age.
Thanks Jay. I for one needed to hear the last part. And thank you for taking the mantle on shining our path forward. I'll enjoy the walk through your analysis and with you in spirit.
Thank you Jay!! I really appreciate all you do to help some of us understand what’s going on legally. Thank you for helping us to try and keep a positive outlook on the mess trump and his cult are trying to make if the court proceedings.
Thank you for advocating for patience and talking us off the ledge. It seems like Waiting For Indictments is the latest endurance sport, and in you we have a capable coach.
Now how about team SWAG and maybe a song or cheer.
We can also collectively learn a new language or something while we wait...
Interesting to learn of additional recorded conversations.
Thank you so much for this careful and thorough accounting of the Georgia Grand Jury. I for one look forward everyday to what you have to say. Keep up the good work!
Watergate took more then 2 years…..patience and strength !
People are so use to watching the crime shows on television, that they don’t realize justice is so not neatly tied up in one hour. The legal process is messy!
As a Canadian trying to make some sense out of everything that is and has been reported in connection with the special grand jury I read and research everything I can that may be applicable. Yet sometimes I still end up confused and frustrated.
Jay, your ability to impart knowledge of complicated and often convoluted points of law to the layman is what I reach for now, first, last, and in between. Only then do I pick up my other sources, but now with a better understanding of what I see.
Thank you so much for giving us this benefit so freely, even though you may never know in the end just how much of a difference it truly made.
Thank you for talking me off the ledge. 😆 Grabbing my flashlight, water bottle, and copy of the Constitution for our long-distance hike. And with a nod of gratitude for the life and example of Rep John Lewis.
We, common citizens, do not have the resources to deflect, delay and use every tool with a price to prolong the outcomes of investigations and probable prosecutions for crimes. It is hard to remain engaged when the daily reports of yet another source of that delay is revealed. The forewoman has not helped with the obviously flippant responses on something that may cause her real harm, to say nothing of potential harm to the process.
It becomes more and more apparent every day that we have one justice system for the wealthy and another for those who have limited resources. We, as a country, seem to be devolving into the same wealth class structure of the Gilded Age.
We must resist that devolution! I agree. It is a big threat, and the challenge is being felt in all corners of the world.
Sad, but so true
I would have refrained from posting had a read your post first. I agree with you right down the line.
Thanks for the detail on the jury forewoman's instructions - it was so surprising to me that she spoke out, but now I understand.
Thanks Jay. I for one needed to hear the last part. And thank you for taking the mantle on shining our path forward. I'll enjoy the walk through your analysis and with you in spirit.
Superb piece of reporting and writing.
Great explainer
That's what I call Jay, the explainer!
Thank you, Jay, for your brilliant analysis. You are spot on, as usual. We will all our level best to stay the course!
Thank you Jay!! I really appreciate all you do to help some of us understand what’s going on legally. Thank you for helping us to try and keep a positive outlook on the mess trump and his cult are trying to make if the court proceedings.
You write brilliantly, so enjoy my daily dose
Just brilliant as always. What a treasure your work is.
Thank you for advocating for patience and talking us off the ledge. It seems like Waiting For Indictments is the latest endurance sport, and in you we have a capable coach.
Now how about team SWAG and maybe a song or cheer.
We can also collectively learn a new language or something while we wait...