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Female Molotov Cocktail Lawyer Sentenced To Only 15 Months in Jail

Female Molotov Cocktail Lawyer Sentenced To Only 15 Months in Jail

“was sentenced to just 15 months in prison on Friday after the Biden Justice Department intervened on her behalf, pressing the court to issue a sentence below the guidelines that called for 10 years”

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The female half of the Molotov Cocktail lawyer duo was just sentenced and received a measly fifteen months in jail. Why did they even bother? They may as well given her time served.

That would be time served at home, by the way. She has been under house arrest while awaiting sentencing.

From the Washington Free Beacon:

Left-Wing Lawyer Who Firebombed Police Car Dodges Five-Year Sentence, Will Spend Just 15 Months in Prison

Urooj Rahman, a public interest lawyer who firebombed a police cruiser during the 2020 George Floyd riots, was sentenced to just 15 months in prison on Friday after the Biden Justice Department intervened on her behalf, pressing the court to issue a sentence below the guidelines that called for 10 years.

U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan of the Eastern District of New York handed down the sentence to a packed courtroom in Brooklyn, where Rahman’s allies gathered in solidarity. Rahman, who faced up to five years in prison, told supporters the sentence “wasn’t the result we wanted.” Her attorney, Peter Baldwin, said Rahman’s defense team was “obviously disappointed with the result, but we are excited that Urooj can move on to the next phase of her life.”

Rahman and her accomplice, Colinford Mattis, leveraged their connections to top universities, white-shoe law firms, and the Obama administration, to win sympathy from liberal elites. They were the subjects of glowing profiles in national media during their prosecution, and struck a sweetheart deal with the Biden Justice Department, which, in a rare move, intervened to ask the court to go easy on them after the Trump administration had pressed for an aggressive prosecution.

The Justice Department declined to comment.

MEANWHILE . . .

Over at NBC News:

A Donald Trump fan who was convicted on all counts after telling jurors that he thought he was “following presidential orders” when he stole a liquor bottle and a coat rack from the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 was sentenced to three years in federal prison on Friday.

Dustin Thompson, a college-educated Ohio man who testified that he believed Trump’s lies about the 2020 election, was convicted on six charges in April after he told jurors he was seeking Trump’s “respect” and “approval” on Jan. 6. His prior attorney argued that Trump “authorized” the attack on the Capitol, and took advantage of “vulnerable” people like his client.

“You didn’t love America that day,” Senior U.S. District Judge Reggie B. Walton told Thompson while sentencing him on Friday. Walton said he didn’t understand how “people can be gullible enough to accept a lie and act on that lie.”

Thompson was sentenced to 36 months in federal prison, and will get credit for the roughly seven months he’s served since he was convicted, meaning he’s still got more than two years to spend behind bars.

Firebomb a cop car, fifteen months.

Steal a coat rack and a liquor bottle, three years.

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The Politburo looks after its own.

Connivin Caniff | November 19, 2022 at 10:52 am

Boy, it is going to be a long road to bring this country back to common decency and to our so-ethical Constitutional principles. The Augean Stables are nothing in comparison to what has to be done here and now. They tried to burn other people with gasoline!

Any bets as to whether Dustin Thompson believes any of the garbage he spewed to the court? I can just imagine the session with his lawyer. “If you don’t want to spend the next 20 years in prison, you’ll say all this verbatim.”

It’s not that they do it, but that it is so blatant and disregarded by the press and the so called “pundits.”

This is utter corruption, Banana republic level or worse.

Something has to break….

    Yes the justice system broke.

    CommoChief in reply to Dimsdale. | November 19, 2022 at 12:01 pm

    True if you live in a blue enclave or State.

    It really depends upon where one chooses to reside. If you choose to remain in a blue State you are sending them your tax dollars to support their agenda. You are upping their population count and assisting their political power at reappointment time for Congressional Districts.

    If you must stay in a particular State because reasons then consider moving to a red area to add your vote in keeping that County and CD red. Maybe move to a closely divided purple CD to assist in taking it from the d/prog.

    IMO the better course is to abandon that blue State. Move to a red or swing State and bring your tax dollars and electoral college impact with you.

I need a “hero”, a Democrat “hero”, he has to shoot first, she has to kick until…

pity they weren’t caught in the act and dispatched on the scene by nypd

    Wouldn’t that be ironic? A segue from the George “fentanyl” Floyd nationwide insurrections to Urooj “molotov cocktail” Rahman nationwide insurrections. Forward!, and don’t spare the babies.

15 months because she didn’t choose a car with cops in it.

sorry–meant philly pd

Why was this even a Federal case? This would normally be a state-law crime.

Otto Kringelein | November 19, 2022 at 12:22 pm

. . . and will get credit for the roughly seven months he’s served since he was convicted . . .

WTH?!? It took the seven months to sentence Dustin Thompson from the time he was convicted in a court of law? Seven months!?! What in the world has happened to the legal system where they can hold you for seven months in prison before issuing a sentence. That’s just ridiculous.

Rahman entered a plea deal. She pleaded guilty and expressed remorse.

Thompson pleaded not guilty and tried to blame someone else (Trump) for his own actions.

I’m surprised she got any time at all, given the current climate; and that the State Bar disbarred her. And her attorney’s excited that she can move on to the next phase of her life–what would that be? Building Molotov cocktails for others to throw?

”Steal a coat rack and a liquor bottle, three years.”

Do it in California and they’ll hold the door for you on the way out.

They make a handsome couple. Since their law licenses have been revoked they may want to consider modelling for Versace when they get out.

That’s 15 months more than I expected.

Subotai Bahadur | November 19, 2022 at 6:07 pm

Y’all better get ready for the next step. Now she is out of the hands of the courts and in the hands of the correctional system, which has the right to determine custody levels, etc. independently. Expect that she will get Community Corrections, living in a half-way house or work release laboring away for some Leftist cause. And shortly thereafter, probation/parole.

All unremarked upon by the press.

Subotai Bahadur

Also dis-bared. They have big student loans. It is tough getting a decent paying job as a felon.

    Subotai Bahadur in reply to Tsquared79. | November 19, 2022 at 9:06 pm

    I’m sure that there are a lot of Leftist organizations who have a critical need for just her [and his when he gets a similar deal] qualifications. And who will pay highly for them. Interestingly enough though, if the sentencing is markedly different between the two, it could trigger some interesting Leftist infighting as to who is higher on the victim ladder.

    Subotai Bahadur

U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan is a gutless stooge, and an embarrassment to the judiciary.

Oh! I’ve been trying to figure out for months whether that thing was “male”, “female”, or some species in between.

ahad haamoratsim | November 20, 2022 at 12:14 pm

It’s not like she did anything that put people in danger — like walking thru an unlocked door into a public area of the capitol building.

Meanwhile, over 600 people have spent more than 2 YEARS in prison for merely protesting at the Capital on 1/6 – with no conviction. Most prisoners never entered the building or assaulted anyone.

The worst offense anyone has plead to – of the few cases resolved – has been “parading in the Capital”.

    Aarradin: Meanwhile, over 600 people have spent more than 2 YEARS in prison for merely protesting at the Capital on 1/6

    That is incorrect. Of the approximately thousand people charged, hundreds have already been sentenced, and the majority of the rest have been granted pretrial release under the Bail Reform Act (which presupposes pretrial release unless the government shows to the court probably cause that the person is a flight risk, will tamper with the judicial process (such as destroying evidence), or is a continuing threat to society).
    https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/capitol-breach-cases

    Aarradin: The worst offense anyone has plead to – of the few cases resolved – has been “parading in the Capital”.

    That is also incorrect. For instance, Howard Richardson pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer with a flag pole hard enough to break the pole. He was sentenced to 46 months.

The woke world looks out for its own.