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Trump SHOCKS Judges By Dropping Criminal Charges
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August 6, 2026
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3:59Now PlayingTrump’s Justice Department moved to dismiss the last major Jan 6 prosecution, wiping out convictions against Stewart Rhodes and seven other Oath Keepers even though prosecutors did not claim weak evidence, misconduct, or violated rights. Judge Amit Mehta reluctantly granted the request while calling out the government’s flimsy reasoning and warning that the decision diminishes the gravity of January 6, denigrates the work of law enforcement, and excuses criminal acts. The courts are now saying out loud what this administration is doing: turning jury verdicts into political favors when the right people regain power. Ring of Fire's Josh G. explains.
ABC NewsJudge 'Reluctantly' Grants DOJ Motion to Dismiss Final Prosecution in Jan. 6 Attack
The Epoch TimesJudge Dismisses Oath Keepers Jan. 6 Case, Saying He Must Defer to Executive Branch
Washington PostJudge Dismisses Jan. 6 Seditious Conspiracy Charges Against Oath Keepers
AOL/NY PostDC Judges Reluctantly OK Dropping Jan. 6 Cases After Trump Clemency
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