"I've read that a copy of the Parliamentary death warrant for Charles I is posted on the wall of the robing room where the monarch goes before they address Parliament, just as a "friendly reminder". "
"Technically, the monarch, and only the monarch, has "sovereign immunity," and cannot be prosecuted for crimes. That exemption has come under scrutiny, there is an expectation that a king or queen will act within certain bounds, and there's that…"
"I just wondered if the king wasn't technically above ... well, the police, anyway. Maybe subject to parliamentary arrest, or something? I guess I could Google it, but I assumed someone here would know."
"I'm seeing a lot of these posts, like:
WIFE: Honey, why are you home so late?
HUSBAND: The Dow is at 50,000!
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COP: Do you know how fast you were driving?
DRIVER: The Dow is at 50,000!
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(And so on....)"
I usually hop back on the boards every couple months. I'm usually buying my books in 2 large orders every six months so it makes it hard to follow some of the discussions since I haven't read the books yet.
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