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Nu tyckte jag nog det framgick med all tydlighet att häkting angavs som ett exempel för att belysa den bakomliggande teorin snarare än ett konkret exempel som skulle tillämpas på vårt fall...
Oskuldspressumtionen går ut på att en individ inte ska behandlas som skyldig i rätten, den faller under rätten till rättvis prövning men leder inte i sig till att en person som utreds för brott ska behandlas lika som en individ som inte utreds för brott. Det ligger liksom i rättsväsendets natur att behandla misstänkta annorlunda. Sedan får man se till enskilda rättssystem för att hitta konkreta exempel på t.ex. tvångsåtgärder. En sådan skulle kunna vara att begära ut Trumps deklarationer.
Deklarationer och något av det här. Har själv svårt att tro att det inte finns graverande galenskaper av brottslig karaktär någonstans. Att kongressen tar reda på vem Donald J Trump egentligen är är helt riktigt av dem. Väljarna bör få informera sig om vem han är så att de kan göra ett följdriktigt beslut hur de vill rösta.
Ongoing Investigations:
Roger Stone criminal trial
The hush money investigation
Trump’s inauguration funding
Pro-Trump super PAC
Trump Organization insurance policies
Trump Organization real estate deals
The Trump Foundation
Trump’s taxes
Trump’s golf club employing undocumented immigrants
Lawsuits:
The emoluments lawsuit
Michael Cohen’s legal fees
Summer Zervos defamation suit
Congress:
House Intelligence Committee - Now that Democrats control the House, Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff is diving back into the Russia investigation. He has expanded the probe and plans to investigate not only Russian interference, but also Russian connections to Trump, whether Russians hold any leverage over Trump or members of his team and whether Trump has obstructed justice.
House Judiciary Committee - In early March, the House Judiciary Committee launched a broad investigation into three main areas: whether Trump has obstructed justice; whether there has been corruption such as breaking campaign finance laws or misusing Trump’s office for personal gain; and whether Trump has abused his power through pardons or attacks on the press, judiciary or law enforcement agencies.
House Oversight Committee - This committee, led by Rep. Elijah Cummings, is also looking into a number of areas but the most prominent is its investigation into the Trump administration’s handling of security clearances.
House Financial Services - Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters chairs the House Financial Services Committee, and she is planning a joint investigation with the Intelligence Committee into why Deutsche Bank was willing to lend money to the Trump Organization when few other financial institutions would do so.
The bank is already under scrutiny from New York prosecutors, and it was fined in the past over a Russian money laundering scheme.
House Ways and Means Committee - The House Ways and Means chairman, Democrat Richard Neal, has said he wants to subpoena Trump’s tax returns.
House Foreign Affairs Committee - Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel, the committee chairman here, said in January he planned to investigate whether Trump’s business dealings abroad have affected his foreign policy decisions.
Senate Intelligence - The Senate Intelligence Committee started investigating Russia’s election interference in 2017. Unlike its House counterpart, it issued a report in the summer of 2018 concluding that Russia did interfere in the 2016 election to try to help Trump.
But its investigation is still ongoing.
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