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General Category => Trump Legal Investigations => Topic started by: rangerrebew on March 31, 2023, 01:43:51 pm
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Jonathan Turley Warns Alvin Bragg Judges Will Not Like His “Legally Pathetic” Case Against Trump
David HawkinsMarch 31, 2023 - 8:36 am5 Comments
George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley warned Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg that New York judges, especially at the Appellate level, will not like his case against Trump.
He said: “This indictment, if it is reportedly following the theory that we’ve been talking about, is political. It’s a raw political prosecution. The indictment may come out with a crime that none of us have heard of.
“But for many months, this bootstrapping theory has been put out there, this idea that you could take a misdemeanor under New York law that has expired, that has a two year statute of limitations, and revive it by connecting it to a federal crime, in this case, the federal election violation.
https://slaynews.com/news/jonathan-turley-warns-alvin-bragg-judges-will-not-like-his-legally-pathetic-case-against-trump/
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They'll find some progressive judge who will find "merit" in the case and overlook the law. :nono:
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They'll find some progressive judge who will find "merit" in the case and overlook the law. :nono:
Probable. I just don't see how anyone is going to stop this corruption. Who has the authority??
Maybe this will eventually wind up in SCOTUS' lap? However, I see them looking the other way just as they did after the election.
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These will by NYC Judges and Jurors. They will have no problem finding him Guilty.
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Turley and Derschowitz both have flunky clerks with 3X the legal accumen of Bragg.
I think when the smoke clears I think we will find out that Bragg was sacrificed for an 8 figure plank walking exercise. This for taking the fall after this thing blows up. His marching orders are to get a mug shot and a perp walk. Afterwards he gets disbarred or fried after congressional inquiry, he'll retire comfortably on his payoff. But by then, the calculative damage has (or may not) have been done.