I agree, but I can’t seem to figure out what the gun charges are for in the article, did I miss it? If the charges are actually unrelated it’s one thing, but if the charges were that he unlawfully owned guns because he was a felon, which the felon charges were dropped I could understand it.
From everything I could find, he had felonies unrelated to J6 that prevented him from owning guns, but I couldn’t find a source detailing what those felonies were.
His claim is that since the guns were discovered due to a J6 search, and he was pardoned for all J6 activities, the guns should have never been discovered. Fruit of the poisonous tree and all that.
I agree, but I can’t seem to figure out what the gun charges are for in the article, did I miss it? If the charges are actually unrelated it’s one thing, but if the charges were that he unlawfully owned guns because he was a felon, which the felon charges were dropped I could understand it.
From everything I could find, he had felonies unrelated to J6 that prevented him from owning guns, but I couldn’t find a source detailing what those felonies were.
His claim is that since the guns were discovered due to a J6 search, and he was pardoned for all J6 activities, the guns should have never been discovered. Fruit of the poisonous tree and all that.
The J6 searches weren’t illegal though. Is that really how that works?
Shouldn’t be. A pardon means you were guilty. Hence the pardon. So the search was legal.