On September 5, U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Kelly sentenced the last of five members of the Proud Boys convicted by a D.C. jury of various crimes, including seditious conspiracy, earlier this year.
Kelly imposed the longest sentence to date in any January 6 case by ordering Enrique Tarrio, the group's ex-leader, to serve 22 years in prison even though Tarrio was not in the Washington, D.C. that day.
Similar to his decision on the fate of Tarrio's co-defendants, Kelly consented to the Department of Justice's request to add a terror enhancement to Tarrio's sentence, which dramatically elevated the base amount of prison time under federal sentencing guidelines.
Admitting that Tarrio "Did not directly participate in the fence's destruction," now officially a federal crime of terror as I explained here, Kelly nonetheless claimed Tarrio somehow contributed to the destruction of government property from a Baltimore hotel room.
I've heavily criticized Kelly's conduct in court and will have more to say after appeals are filed in each case.
Seditious Conspiracy is Anything The Regime Wants It To Be. One would be hard pressed to get a straight answer from either Judge Kelly or any of the many prosecutors handling the case.
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