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Will the DC Courts rule the January 6th committee was not legitimately authorized by Dec 31, 2024?
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US House Supports Steve Bannon's Appeal Against Contempt of Congress Conviction in DC Courts
Jul 23, 2024, 12:05 AM
The US House of Representatives has filed a brief with the DC Courts in support of Steve Bannon's appeal against his contempt of Congress conviction. The brief argues that the subpoenas issued by Pelosi's January 6th committee were invalid, claiming that the committee was never legitimately authorized. This legal move seeks to overturn Bannon's conviction, which resulted in a four-month prison sentence for defying the committee's subpoena. The House's support comes amid ongoing debates about the legitimacy of the January 6th committee's actions. Bannon is expected to be released by Nov 1.
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