<p>After several huge sentences come down on even more Jan 6th rioters, James Santelle is break down their meanings, the terms, and the reactions of the plaintiffs now that Trump's support seems to have waned. </p>

After several huge sentences come down on even more Jan 6th rioters, James Santelle is break down their meanings, the terms, and the reactions of the plaintiffs now that Trump's support seems to have waned.

Sentences on Sentencing

Jim Santelle, a former United States Attorney in Wisconsin and Justice Department official in Washington, is among Civic Media’s resident legal commentators and frequent on-air analysts. Join Jim each Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for “Amicus: A Law Review,” as current events meet civics understanding—through in-depth analysis and discussion (including your listener calls) of the most recent developments in the areas of law, government, courts, and the aspiration for justice.
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Jim Santelle, a former United States Attorney in Wisconsin and Justice Department official in Washington, is among Civic Media’s resident legal commentators and frequent on-air analysts. Join Jim each Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. for “Amicus: A Law Review,” as current events meet civics understanding—through in-depth analysis and discussion (including your listener calls) of the most recent developments in the areas of law, government, courts, and the aspiration for justice. Listen Live: 9:00 am - 11:00 am Saturday

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