Judge made "clear he won't tolerate efforts by Trump's lawyers to abuse the
Judge Aileen Cannon on Monday asked both parties in Donald Trump's classified documents case to weigh in on jury instructions — a move that was roundly criticized as "legally insane" and "utterly nuts."Cannon asked lawyers to file jury instructions on two topics — having jurors review a record kept by Trump and decide if "it is personal or presidential using the definitions set forth in the Presidential Records Act," and if jurors believe the former president can rightfully consider the...
Donald Trump got one over on Judge Aileen Cannon, who is overseeing the ex-president's criminal case involving stashed confidential documents, according to a legal expert. Former federal prosecutor Kristy Greenberg, who recently spoke on the prospect of Trump seeing "prison time," appeared on MSNBC's Alex Witt Reports on Sunday, and was asked about a motion by Trump seeking to have Judge Cannon dismiss the suit. Greenberg said Trump's legal team set the trap, and Cannon fell right in. ...
Nathan Wade, the embattled Georgia special prosecutor tasked with leading the case against Donald Trump and his allies, has stepped down in the wake of a scathing ruling from the Fulton County judge overseeing the case. CNN’s Nick Valencia and Norm Eisen give the details.
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Steve Bannon celebrated Donald Trump's plethora of legal battles on Monday, claiming that media coverage of the "lawfare" against the former president is among the reasons Trump is "back in such a fury."Bannon, ex-White House adviser to Trump, spoke about the former president's civil fraud verdict on his War Room podcast Monday a few hours after a federal appeals court in New York lowered Trump's bond amount in the case. In addition to massive financial penalties, Trump is facing 88 felony...
Just hours before Donald Trump's deadline to post a $454 million bond or start to see the wheels of justice move to seize his assets, a five-judge New York appeals court panel sliced the bond amount by more than half, and handed him an extra ten days to come up with the cash.Trump is now required to post a $175 million bond, CNN reports, calling the ruling, "a major lifeline for the former president."Legal experts are stunned.Harvard University Professor Emeritus Laurence Tribe, a professor of...
Former President Donald Trump's civil fraud trial bond troubles are exposing him to more scrutiny, and ridicule too, a legal expert said Thursday. Former prosecutor and Pace University law professor Bennett Gershman told Salon Thursday he was baffled by Trump's recent announcement that he could not find an insurer to back the $464 million payment due Monday in his New York civil fraud case. "I find it strange that Trump is essentially claiming that he either does not have sufficient assets to...
In his Tuesday filing to the U.S. Supreme Court, Donald Trump continues to argue that without absolute immunity from criminal prosecution every president would be subject to bribery — if not fully hindered from making any decisions.And legal analysts continue to call the theory bunk. Taking to the internet after the filing from Trump's lawyers, former Justice Department senior prosecutor Andrew Weissmann said that in nearly 250 years, lack of immunity hasn't yet been a problem for a U.S....
March 18 (UPI) — Former President Donald Trump has been unable to find the funds to pay the $454 million civil fraud judgment against him, his attorneys said in a court filing Monday. Trump’s attorneys said in the filing that it is “impossible” for Trump to pay the bond in full after seeking funds from about 30 surety companies. […] The post Donald Trump cannot pay $454M bond for civil judgment, attorneys say first appeared on Gephardt Daily.