Texas Witch Hunt Continues… Paxton fights back, like Trump! Texas is Deep State Infested folks! Clean house now, save America…
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EVERYONE else is backed by media and the Deep State…. so you know what’s up. Keep Texas free. Even now, these clowns are stopping Paxton from preventing the voter fraud of Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, etc… all with Soros prosecutors who will not prosecute voter fraud. They are expecting MILLIONS of fake ballots, all to be counted to steal Texas. Be aware of this now. Stop it now.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is set to face trial this spring as the presiding judge, Andrea Beall, rejected his plea to dismiss nearly decade-old felony fraud charges against him. The trial is scheduled to commence on April 15, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal saga. Why do they detest Paxton, like Trump? Well, he is pro-America and against the Deep State. He points out the enemies of our nation, even in Texas. Case in point:
Jesus, how many times are you trying to get rid of a man that majority of Texas voted for?! You people will lose- thisisstillamerica
Paxton, currently serving his third term as Texas’ top lawyer, is confronted with two first-degree felony charges of securities fraud, each carrying a potential sentence of five to 99 years in prison. Additionally, he faces a third-degree felony charge of failing to register with state securities regulators. Despite the severity of the accusations, Paxton vehemently denies all charges, attributing them to political motivations.
The legal entanglement traces back to allegations that Paxton sold shares of Servergy, a software company, to two investors in July 2011 without disclosing his receipt of 100,000 shares of company stock in return. Notably, he has been cleared of related civil charges brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to be tried for felony securities fraud on April 15 https://t.co/QeX3mOx9CB
— Austin Statesman (@statesman) February 16, 2024
The securities fraud indictments were issued by a Collin County grand jury in August 2015, shortly into Paxton’s initial term as attorney general. However, the case faced numerous delays, involving disputes over prosecutors’ fees, the presiding judge, and the trial’s location. Factors contributing to the prolonged delay included the successful motions to relocate the case from Collin to Harris County, the impact of Hurricane Harvey in 2017, the COVID-19 pandemic, and Paxton’s impeachment trial in the Texas Senate in September, resulting in his acquittal on separate abuse of office allegations.
In an attempt to expedite the proceedings, Paxton filed a motion earlier this month to dismiss the indictments, citing a violation of his constitutional right to a speedy trial. During the recent court hearing in Houston, his defense attorney, Dan Cogdell, attributed the delays to the prosecutors, accusing them of causing an unnecessary “food fight.”
Cogdell argued, “Never in my 42 years of practicing law have I seen a case paused by a fee dispute.” He asserted that the prosecutors, Brian Wice and Kent Schaffer, contributed to the prolonged delay by engaging in a fee dispute with Collin County over promised compensation at a rate of $300 per hour.
Texas AG Ken Paxton remains on track to be tried for felony fraud in April after the presiding judge shot down his attempts to have the charges thrown out.
Judge Andrea Beall rejected Paxton’s arguments that his right to a speedy trial had been violated.https://t.co/FZOK8t9DO6
— Brian Smith – #Biden/Harris2024 🌊🌊🌊 (@Quicklitning) February 17, 2024
The fee dispute, originating from Collin County’s refusal to pay the prosecutors’ second bill of $199,000 after the trial moved to Harris County, has been tangled in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. The prosecutors are seeking the court’s intervention to compel Collin County to honor the agreed-upon rate and prevent any actions hindering payment.
In November 2023, Judge Beall ruled in favor of Wice and Schaffer in their payment dispute, characterizing Collin County’s stance as a “transparent and purely political ploy” to obstruct Paxton’s prosecution by defunding it. This ruling, included in a filing with the appeals court, intensified the legal wrangling over finances.
Simultaneously, Paxton’s legal team accused the prosecutors of deliberately prolonging the trial, emphasizing that their client merely seeks his day in court. Expressing frustration, they stated, “Yet, the Special Prosecutors seem content pushing that day further back with its dilatory sideshow of an appeal.”
Ken Paxton makes your average slime weasel look like a model citizen. Reminder, this is the same slime weasel that tried to help Donny John win the 2020 election. https://t.co/4nd3Di11fJ
— Gary Michael Shephard (@RealGaryShep) February 16, 2024
Following the recent hearing, prosecutor Kent Schaffer announced his withdrawal from the case, with Harris County criminal defense attorney Jed Silverman set to replace him. This unexpected change prompted objections from Paxton’s defense, challenging Wice’s authority to appoint a replacement for Schaffer. Judge Beall agreed to address this issue in a subsequent pretrial hearing on March 20.
Despite the legal complexities and shifting dynamics, Paxton’s defense remains resolute, asserting their client’s readiness for trial and expressing hope for an acquittal. The protracted legal battle, spanning eight years, now inches closer to a resolution, with both sides preparing for the impending courtroom showdown.
We all understand how lawfare works. If you dare are pro-American, pro-Trump, they will indict and get you on nothing. We must stop these attacks or American freedom will be gone this generation.
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Major Points Discussed:
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faces trial in April on decade-old felony fraud charges.
- Paxton, serving his third term, denies two first-degree felony securities fraud charges and a third-degree felony charge of failing to register with state securities regulators.
- The legal saga originated from allegations that Paxton sold Servergy stock without disclosing his receipt of company shares.
- The case experienced prolonged delays due to disputes over prosecutors’ fees, changes in the presiding judge, and the trial’s relocation from Collin to Harris County.
- Paxton’s recent motion to dismiss the indictments based on a violation of his constitutional right to a speedy trial was rejected, and the legal proceedings are intensifying, with unexpected changes in the prosecution team and ongoing financial disputes.
Comments – Threads – Links
- this outcome for paxton is already predetermined like his last trial. would not expect anything different- Ever Grateful Ever True
- American politics is strange- Arm Chair Coach
- What is with these forever trials for political opponents?- The Havana Syndrome
- Ken Paxton is being persecuted by a corrupt regime. You guys keep clapping and high fiving while our entire country collapses. It’s just f$cking great. You make me sick – every single one of you.- bring in
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