This actually looks interesting.
A state can prosecute this.
The crime’s result, the copying of the record of every person in Tulsa County who has a Social Security number, occurred in Tulsa County, and state criminal law reaches a crime committed partly inside the state, which includes a crime whose result occurs there. Kansas, Nebraska, and New Mexico expressly place identity theft in the county where the victim lives, regardless of where the perpetrator sat. The Supreme Court held in Gamble v. United States in 2019 that a state and the federal government are separate sovereigns, so a state may prosecute the same conduct under its own law whether or not the federal government ever charges anyone.
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Six states allow citizens to petition a district court directly for a criminal grand jury: Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Oklahoma. The petition goes to the district court. The judge’s only two questions are whether there are enough valid signatures and whether the conduct, if true, is a crime under state law. No district attorney or attorney general has any part in it.
Petitioners in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, Nelson County, North Dakota, Douglas and Lancaster Counties, Nebraska, and Shawnee County, Kansas, are now set up with template petitioner kits made by The Existentialist Republic to facilitate activists pursuing justice for their fellow Social Security having neighbors. This particular campaign is for signatures on petitions built on the government’s own January 2026 admissions about the Social Security data.
So if enough people in these counties sign the petition, a grand jury will be convened to decide whether or not to indict these criminals with no district attorney or attorney general involvement. Further, since they are state crimes, the turn in chief can’t preemtively pardon the slimeballs.
exposed to serious criminal charges
They haven’t even indicted him yet. Fuck this Mueller Time bullshit and let me know when something actually happens.
From the article
Six states allow citizens to petition a district court directly for a criminal grand jury: Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Oklahoma. The petition goes to the district court. The judge’s only two questions are whether there are enough valid signatures and whether the conduct, if true, is a crime under state law. No district attorney or attorney general has any part in it.
The article spells out specifically how citizens of these states can help initiate an actual prosecution, and includes links to get people started.
Never trust anyone who names themselves after a comedy AC/DC song.
big balls= variocele balls.
