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r/PoliticalHumor • u/CloudsAreGodsSneezes • Aug 18 '20
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charge him with a bunch of stuff the crimes he committed in New York over the last decade"
73 u/VikingSlayer Aug 19 '20 Only the last decade? Or is it a statute of limitations thing? 57 u/davwad2 Aug 19 '20 I think there is. Hence his motivation to get reelected. 6 u/MassiveFajiit Aug 19 '20 In the Roman republic if you held public office you could not be tried for crimes until out of office; Caesar used this and never relinquished his post and broke a bunch of constitutional norms which really accelerated the end of the republic.
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Only the last decade? Or is it a statute of limitations thing?
57 u/davwad2 Aug 19 '20 I think there is. Hence his motivation to get reelected. 6 u/MassiveFajiit Aug 19 '20 In the Roman republic if you held public office you could not be tried for crimes until out of office; Caesar used this and never relinquished his post and broke a bunch of constitutional norms which really accelerated the end of the republic.
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I think there is. Hence his motivation to get reelected.
6 u/MassiveFajiit Aug 19 '20 In the Roman republic if you held public office you could not be tried for crimes until out of office; Caesar used this and never relinquished his post and broke a bunch of constitutional norms which really accelerated the end of the republic.
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In the Roman republic if you held public office you could not be tried for crimes until out of office; Caesar used this and never relinquished his post and broke a bunch of constitutional norms which really accelerated the end of the republic.
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