Mark Meadows asks for stay in judgement pending appeal | FOX 5 News

Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has filed an emergency appeal after a judge denied his request to move his Georgia election interference case to federal court. He has asked a U.S. District Court to stay the judge's order.

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[larryj]

Delay! Delay! But in the end you must pay!!

[dquan]

Go to trial. Lock them up. This is a state matter. You cannot be saying you are acting in your federal employee role in this whole fiasco. Last I checked, insurrection is not in the job description.

[Bonjour-World]

"If the State gets its way, Meadows could be forced to go to trial -- and could be convicted and incarcerated -- before the standard timeline for a federal appeal would play out."
How is that not a good thing. Justice delayed is justice denied.

[Pizza-gbch]

"Judgment" only one "e".

[danielabilez]

My prediction: He will be met with a big NO!

[blabberwulf]

The threshold is the judges malicious opinion of events he takes out of context and tries to be silent.

[kenhasibar]

That's not how judgment is spelled.
Do you wonder why people are losing trust in the media?

[djforcefield]

Your honor I was doing the crime while I was on the clock so, you know... take backsies?