Judge Charges 3 U.S. Marshals After
Deputy Marshal Refused To Say If
She Was Vaccinated
Posted By: Grateful, 6/20/2021 4:20:12 PM
A federal judge in South Dakota brought criminal charges of contempt of court and conspiracy to obstruct justice against three U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) officials on Monday in connection with a deputy marshal’s refusal to reveal her vaccination status to his court. In March, U.S. District Judge Charles Kornmann tried to require all courthouse employees to be vaccinated, the Associated Press reported. But U.S. Marshal Daniel Mosteller, who heads up the agency in South Dakota, told Kornmann that wouldn’t work because USMS was not requiring its marshals to be vaccinated.
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Sheriff Orders Employees To Work
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presidential visit were embarrassing,
says congresswoman 37 replies
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says congresswoman 37 replies
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The movement has started and it’s happening in the so-called “blue states”, New York fans at Fenway also chanted “F*ck Joe Biden last night!”
A baseball Karen called the entire stand who chanted “F*ck Joe Biden” racist, but the people around her gave a her a serious reality check!
White House Weaponizes DOJ Against Parents
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U.S. District Judge Charles Kornmann is a Clinton appointee.