Desantis' Weaponized Justice - Lawfare

 DeSantis was elected as Governor of Florida in 2018.  The origin of this instance of a weaponized justice system, lawfare, in Florida began in 2017 however it lingered for years in the courts.  

DeSantis became keenly aware as a defendant in multiple court actions that his precious and cherished favorite State' Attorney, Amira Fox, engaged in perhaps the most egregious abuse of an American prosecutor embodying potential serious State and Federal crimes and constitutional deprivations to silence an anti-police state activist.

Noteworthy, is DeSantis' removal from office of two prosecutors for their alleged liberal prosecutorial stances while allowing Amira Fox to engage in an egregious pattern of constitutional violations and outright crime in the pursuit of a prosecution.  

The first major law enforcement appointee of DeSantis was Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony.  When it came to Tony's perjury about his involvement in a murder years before in Philadelphia, DeSantis appointed Amira Fox to prosecute the perjury case concerning sworn papers authored by Sherriff Tony in his law enforcement employment applications.  Amira Fox assigned the case to her top prosecutor, Anthony Kunasek, who eventually committed suicide related to the prosecution of an anti-police-state activist who Amira Fox targeted for retaliation because of his views.  The target was Scott X of the rock band Scott X and the Constitution Commandos. 

After DeSantis' first major law enforcement appointee, Sheriff Tony, DeSantis appointed Amira Fox to the statewide Medical Examiners Commission as a quid pro quo award to Fox for letting his appointee Sheriff Tony to walk free of criminal liability for perjury in his law enforcement applications.

Lawfare and weaponized justice against Scott X (and the Constitution Commandos).