Continued threats against judges in the Trump case

, Washington police reported receiving a phone call that mistakenly reported a shooting at the home of Tanya Chatkan, the judge in Donald Trump’s case to change the results of the 2020 election.

According to a police report, District of Columbia police officers received a call shortly after 10:00 p.m. reporting a shooting at a residence in Washington. The name of Tanya Chatkan was not mentioned in this phone call, but the police provided a copy of this phone call in response to confirming the incident at Chatkan’s house.

The police added: The unknown person contacted the police and stated that he (referring to a woman) was not injured and that no one was inside his house. Police officers immediately went to the scene of the incident, which was Chatkan’s house, but they did not find anything. It happened all over the country. Earlier in August, a Texas woman was arrested on the charge of threatening to kill Tanya Chatkan. A three-judge panel of the Columbia Federal Court of Appeals will consider Donald Trump’s appeal of the ruling issued by Judge Chatkan rejecting Trump’s claim of political immunity when his supporters attacked Congress in January 2021.

About 10 days ago Jack Smith, the special investigator of the Trump case, asked the federal courts in a petition to reject Donald Trump’s claim that he has judicial immunity in the case of trying to change the results of the 2020 election.

In this petition, he stated that there is nothing in the US Constitution or the legal custom of the country to grant absolute immunity to former presidents from criminal charges for wrongdoing during the His service does not support.

This special inspector added: Separation of powers by the constitution is necessary and legal records show that a former president can be accused of committing various crimes while in office. Including Trump’s illegal actions to stay in power after losing the election.

About a month ago, an appeals court in the United States ruled that Donald Trump should face a lawsuit for his role in the attack by his supporters on the Congress building on January 6, 2021, and in this case, immunity It has no political and legal rights.

While rejecting Trump’s claim that he has political immunity, the court upheld Trump when he asked his supporters to riot on the day of the riot. Go to Congress, he has used his personal power as a presidential candidate. US presidents are immune from lawsuits only for official actions.

Judge Tanya Chatkan declared that there is no basis for the issue that the presidents of the United States then They cannot face criminal charges after leaving the White House.

He wrote in this ruling: The United States has only one executive president at a time and immunity for any The president exists as long as he is in power and this position is not delegated to pass through times of crisis and danger.

Accordingly, since Trump was the first president It is the former or current president of the United States who has faced criminal charges, Judge Chatkan’s sentence is also the first official sentence in the history of the United States, during which the president can face criminal charges like any other citizen.

He wrote in this ruling: The United States at one time only There is an executive president and immunity exists for every president as long as he is in power, and this position is not delegated to pass through critical and dangerous times.

Since Trump is the first former or current president of the United States to face criminal charges, Judge Chatkan’s ruling is the first official ruling in the history of the United States in which the president can face criminal charges like any other citizen. .

Donald Trump said about this Kurd, his words to encourage his supporters to “fight like hell” against confirming the results of the 2020 elections, were only a “matter of public concern” and related to his sense of official responsibility.

Trump’s spokesperson also pointed out that this order is restrictive and procedural and he acted on behalf of the American people on the day of the attack on the Congress. This sentence violates the former president’s right to freedom of expression. But Judge Chatkan rejected this claim of Trump’s lawyers.

while The authorities of the American state of Colorado are investigating possible threats against the judges of the supreme court of this state in the impeachment case of Donald Trump.

The Denver Police Department said it has deployed extra security around the homes of the Colorado Supreme Court justices who voted to impeach Trump.

this Meanwhile, some news sources, including NBC, have reported the possibility of violent rhetoric by Trump supporters against Colorado Supreme Court judges.

in Republican front-runner Donald Trump is currently facing numerous criminal charges: attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election and his supporters’ attack on the Capitol in January 2021, keeping classified documents at his personal Florida villa after leaving the White House, paying Silence on an immoral movie actor, and trying to change the results of the election in the state of Georgia. He is also involved in fraud and financial charges. In addition, the former US president is facing a case of paying damages to a writer who accused him of sexual assault. Trump has denied any wrongdoing in these cases and has not yet been found guilty in any of these cases.

But Donald Trump raised these accusations only He knows that it is politically motivated and with the aim of removing him from the 2024 election race, despite the fact that according to the results of the latest polls, Trump is still the leading candidate of the Republicans for the 2024 election. He claims that raising these accusations only made him lead in the polls.

The US presidential election will be held in November 2024. Currently, Joe Biden is the leading candidate of the Democrats and Donald Trump is the leading candidate of the Republicans in the polls.

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