Jan 6th Commission: subpoenas sent, US Marshals to round up recalcitract witnesses

[Winehole23]

https://news.yahoo.com/january-6-com...182300493.html

Criminal contempt would seem to be grounds. The question was, therefore, a valid one.

Congress doesn't determine that all on its own anymore, I don't think it still has a jail.

A criminal referral to DOJ is just a suggestion. If there's a dispute about the validity of the subpoena, that will almost surely be allowed to play out first.

[ElNono]

https://news.yahoo.com/january-6-com...182300493.html

Criminal contempt would seem to be grounds. The question was, therefore, a valid one.

No, it isn't. Not to lock him up immediately. The commission has no legal authority to jail anybody.

As the quote properly states, they will refer for prosecution (purportedly to the DOJ).

This goes to a court, Bannon will make his case, and only after that entire process he might face jailtime.

People don't just lose their due process rights because Congress says so.

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https://news.yahoo.com/january-6-com...182300493.html

Criminal contempt would seem to be grounds. The question was, therefore, a valid one.

No, it isn't. Not to lock him up immediately. The commission has no legal authority to jail anybody.

As the quote properly states, they will refer for prosecution (purportedly to the DOJ).

This goes to a court, Bannon will make his case, and only after that entire process he might face jailtime.

People don't just lose their due process rights because Congress says so.

Not with that SC as constructed by President Trump, El.

ha, ha.