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Why Has Trump Stopped Calling for Protests? A couple weeks ago, Trump called for "PROTEST PROTEST PROTEST." In his remarks last night, he did not call for protest. 1. Is that because protesters have not shown up in large numbers and Trump does not want to be further embarrassed by empty calls...

Yes. The list of charges is in the indictment. 34 counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. https://www.politico.com/f/?id=00000187-4d9a-dc00-a3d7-4d9f97b40000 You can read the related Statement of Facts here...

That's your view. I view the court as more objective. Either way, the decision about "they have no case" will be made by the judge. Trump gets to choose the public narrative he wishes to promote. The judge will be the one to decide the merits of the case.

How many times do you think we'll hear that between now and December? A hundred? A million? A hundred million? And how much difference do you think saying it over and over and over again will make? Enjoying the presumption of innocence he does in court, and having his due process rights intact...

It's Over For Now It seems to me that every new development in the Manhattan case in which Trump is the criminal defendant has happened, and it will be quite some time before anything new surfaces. The grand jury issued an indictment Trump was arrested and arraigned The Manhattan DA had his...

April 4, 2023; Donald Trump is Under Arrest

I think so too, yes. It's not about Trump specifically or the firm's fear of being blackballed. Maybe. But we have no way of knowing. My recollection of some high-profile cases includes times when big-hitter lawyers moved quickly to take on a new client or case. True.

I don't think it is that Trump specific. If he was a partner or high-raking lawyer at that firm, it could very well be that he would not be permitted to represent any client that was not a client of that firm. He may not have left because his firm was worried about being blackballed. He may have...

Exactly! Paying a porn star to stay silent is not a crime. Lying about doing so on your business books is. We do not yet know what the charges will be because we have not yet seen the indictment. But it has been widely reported that the charges are likely to involve the falsification of...

No Wonder Trump's Legal Team is Chaotic TODAY? Trump hires a new lead counsel today to represent him at his arraignment? That gives him little time to prepare. I've seen it reported that Trump's legal team is fragmented and in chaos. I found that plausable because he ran his campaign the same...

Yes, an argument could be made for recusal, but it would be a weak argument. It is common for a judge to see the same defendant in court again and again and the defendant gets into additional trouble. I know of no judge that recuses themselves from the trial of a defendant because they presided...

There is the jury selection process to note. I have been on one jury and two jury pools, and have gone through this process. No one gets to serve on a jury that lawyers for BOTH the plaintiff and the defendant do not agree on. Lawyers skilled in jury selection interview prospective jurors at...

You may watch both types of news channels but you seem not to grasp some of the basic facts. If the statute of limitations applied, do you really think Trump would be traveling now to surrender for arrest?

No, I summed up your point of view and the filter you use to perceive reality. I have no doubt that you actually believe the things you write about the Democrats and Democratic party. But I also know you instantly and automatically assume the negative about the Democrats. And you paint...

How do you know that court is "completely partisan?"

With you, it does not matter what the questions is, does it? The answer is always the Democrats. Q. I'm planning a trip to the beach. Will today be sunny or cloudy? A. Pelosi and her unhinged cronies want to outlaw the beach and turn it over to the turtles. Q. My electrical bill is...

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So, if Trump is found guilty, it's the venue's fault, right? He'd be innocent in a different zip code?

A riot at the US Capitol, incited at a precise day and time, with the intent to stop Congress from completing its constitutionally mandated election certification duties so that a president who lost his bid for re-election could remain in power is an insurrection.

We won't know that for sure until the indictment is unsealed on Tuesday. It is widely SPECULATED that there will be 33 counts relating to the 11 payments and one conspiracy count. I have no way to know if that is true and am not speculating about anything related to indictment content. If it...