Another J6 case, ignored in major media, is scheduled to be heard next month, too, on April 16. Its outcome could significantly reduce the sentences of J6ers, even to the point of releasing some from prison immediately. In Fischer v. USA, SCOTUS will decide whether DOJ lawfully applied a section of U.S. Code known prosaically as 1512(c)(2).

In what appears to be massive judicial collusion, judges in J6 cases ignored precedent and repeatedly referenced one another’s cases to justify the use of 1512(c)(2) against J6ers. Fischer v. USA involves two people convicted of violating 1512(c)(2), but they argue the very obvious fact that the certification of a federal election is not a judicial proceeding. They believe that 1512(c) was applied so that exorbitant sentences could be handed down.

SCOTUS’ decision in the Fischer case is due by the end of this term, in late June or early July.

https://thenewamerican.com/us/supreme-court-to-hear-case-that-could-release-j6ers/?