"Trump’s legal team has argued that the law doesn’t allow restrictions on advocating for using force of breaking the law unless that advocacy is meant to incite imminent unlawful behavior and is likely to do so.
what’s ironic, i guess, is that even if their theory of the law was correct… it still applies to ■■■■■.
What he wants there is, they can’t tell him not to commit a felony until he commits the felony, which then they can’t prosecute him for because he can claim he didn’t knowingly violate it.
A federal judge decided Tuesday that the names of potential witnesses in the classified documents case against Donald Trump will remain secret – resolving one of the issues that has created a logjam in the criminal case.
After months of arguing over what pieces of information in court filings should stay redacted, Judge Aileen Cannon agreed with special counsel Jack Smith’s office that releasing names and other identifying information could put them at risk.
In a brief argument before the Appellate Division First Department, the defense suggested that too many people in Manhattan have a negative opinion of Trump.
One year ago, Corcoran was required to appear before a grand jury investigating the case after a district judge ruled he could not use attorney-client privilege to shield notes and memos from investigators about his interactions with Trump, saying that prosecutors met the threshold for the crime-fraud exception for him
sounds like it’s still an open question whether he’ll actually be asked to testify though