BREAKING: Judge Lets CONVICTED Antifa Rioter Go Free…

[rangerrebew]

BREAKING: Judge Lets CONVICTED Antifa Rioter Go Free…

(The Post Millennial) – The US Attorneys Office for the District of Columbia recommended no prison time for Jason Robert Charter, 27, an Antifa militant from Chevy Chase, Washington, DC

Charter pleaded guilty last August in connection to two DC riots following the death of George Floyd in 2020.
US Attorney Matthew Graves recommended that the court sentence Charter to just 30 hours of community service, three years of probation, 45 days of home detention, a $500 fine, and a $2,600 restitution payment to the Treasury, according to court documents.

In July 2020, Charter was federally charged on multiple counts including destruction of government property, destruction of veterans’ memorials, and aiding and abetting. He was accused of participating with others to topple and destroy the statue of Albert Pike on June 20, 2020. The Department of Justice referenced video where Charter was filmed setting the statue on fire.

https://libertynewsnetwork.com/breaking-judge-lets-convicted-antifa-rioter-go-free/

[Kamaji]

Good thing he wasn't a parent complaining about CRT in the schools; then he'd be headed to jail as a domestic terrorist.

[rangerrebew]

If the framers of the Constitution made one humongous mistake, it was giving the judiciary too much power and not enough oversight.

[libertybele]

What happened to categorizing Antifa members as domestic terrorists?

[Kamaji]

If the framers of the Constitution made one humongous mistake, it was giving the judiciary too much power and not enough oversight.

It wasn't the judge's fault.  It's another politically motivated prosecutor.  As per the article:  "However, the Antifa militant was offered a plea agreement and all charges were brought down to disorderly conduct on restricted grounds. Charter pleaded guilty to that single charge."

The prosecutor then submitted a memo re. sentencing that softpedaled everything.

Based on that, and the sentencing guidelines, the judge's hands were pretty much tied up.

[verga]

I have heard that the pendulum swings both ways. Sadly when it does swing in our favor we tend to step on our own genitalia. We need to replace these libard judges with strict constructionists that actually give a $H!TE about laws.

[verga]

It wasn't the judge's fault.  It's another politically motivated prosecutor.  As per the article:  "However, the Antifa militant was offered a plea agreement and all charges were brought down to disorderly conduct on restricted grounds. Charter pleaded guilty to that single charge."

The prosecutor then submitted a memo re. sentencing that softpedaled everything.

Based on that, and the sentencing guidelines, the judge's hands were pretty much tied up.

Fine then I will correct my post and say we need to elct real prosecutors.

[Kamaji]

Fine then I will correct my post and say we need to elct real prosecutors.

Agreed.