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1. he violated his own precedent and other scotus rulings on his amicus hunting.
He has not violated his own precedent. In fact Sidney Powell in a brief before the court praised Judge Sullivan for a precedent ruling of his in the Stevens case, where he appointed an independent a investigator to investigate prosecutorial misconduct, after the case had been dropped by the AG in light of that misconduct. So not only did Sidney Powell recognize that Judge Sullivan has the authority to appoint an amicus, she recognized that Sullivan has the authority to do much more than that.
2. he stood in front of the court and said that flynn should be charged for treason. that right there is cause for mistrial or a new judge.
Judge Sullivan did not say that Flynn should be charged with treason. After viewing the statements of offenses by Mr. Flynn in the Special Counsel's sentencing memorandum, much of which is redacted, Judge Sullivan said that he would not and could not withhold from expressing his "disgust and disdain" for the criminal conduct of the defendant and then wondered aloud to the prosecutor if there's a point where conduct of that sort would be considered treasonous. Which was a rhetorical point really for expressing his level of outrage with Flynn's conduct and has he had already accepted the charges and the pleas and had entered them into the record and with that the trial phase of the case was over.
3. he is in violation of a dc court ruling that said it is up to the executive to prosecute. not him.
The prosecution was over with. Pleas entered and accepted and a judgement rendered. Barr was too late.
4. he purposely ignored evidence that proved flynn innocent.
There was no new or exculpatory evidence presented in the motion. Zero of the documents cited in it were new to the DOJ. Indeed almost all of those documents were dealt with by the prosecutors in Powell's Brady demand, at a time when Bill Barr was the AG, so even Sullivan knew of them.
5. for all his ranting about perjury he sure doesn't hold the prosecutor that lied to him for months accountable.
What lies did the prosecutor make? Can you cite any? Or is that just your own rant?
facts say otherwise that is why we have them.
if you think they are a lie then prove it.
i say so is not an argument.
'I say so' is all you do. You ask others for proof for your false claims while never providing or citing any proof for any of them yourself. You have at best a elementary school kid's understanding of the law and the Constitution. So arguing with you often feels pretty much like arguing with a child.