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Question, I think Ithe judge in Georgia for the 2 going for a speedy trial, said that anyone trying for a fed case could appeal. Is that true?
The only site I can find citing that is the Epoch Times which is notoriously unreliable.
https://www.allsides.com/news-source/epoch-times-media-bias
Of course, given the nature of our court systems, it would be surprising if they COULDN'T appeal.
“Look, just ask man. You gotta ask. We can’t just…” (forgets the mic is open,) “wait, your saying we can just…. Overturn it? You mean we didn’t have to have somebody appeal it, like with Dobs…. How often can I do this ? I have a list. It’s a nice, long list. Starting with rejecting the first amendment- that’s clearly not constitutional….”
-Thomas, probably.
As an aside, I prefer media bias fact check over allsides do to mbfc also checking the factual information presented.
The article states that Meadows would appeal this decision to keep him in State court.
I looked for that in the article and didn't see it, I must have missed it.