If it’s not a felony, the arrest is facially unconstitutional.
Here's my major question. A magistrate judge in Fulton County apparently found probable cause to believe that this would be Rep. Cannon's third conviction for disrupting the General Assembly.
Is that true?
And if not, will there be false statement charges brought? pic.twitter.com/WbwwcPAO5P
— Andrew Fleischman (@ASFleischman) March 26, 2021
Here's the punishment part of the code section. If it's not a felony, the arrest is facially unconstitutional.
This is something that someone needs to investigate. https://t.co/Frl3BR2hbf pic.twitter.com/z9xt6ab19I
— Andrew Fleischman (@ASFleischman) March 26, 2021
Oddly enough, I don't see any prior arrests for Rep. Park for interference with the General Assembly.
The judge and the officer swearing to the judge that this was her third offense would have access to this database.
It's right here:https://t.co/d93N3ETZun pic.twitter.com/x8XlkUYlEm
— Andrew Fleischman (@ASFleischman) March 26, 2021
They roughly grabbed her arm a couple of weeks ago while she was peacefully protesting this BS.https://t.co/7BYUBlIjY0
— Anna (@ABKayEl) March 26, 2021
I’m gonna straight-up cater the voting lines in the next GA election. Who wants to help with the prep?
— Mollie Katzen (@MollieKatzen) March 26, 2021
H/t Rob