Should Trump Insist on his Constitutional Right to Speedy Trials?

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Trump's strident abuse of officers of the court and their families may not be the most sound approach to refuting charges against him.

Nor is his pleading, "You can't allow me my Constitutional right for a speedy trial when I'm running for president!"

if that were the case, every criminal charged with a crime would declare that he is a candidate for the presidency (although, characters like Ru Giuliani and Wally Nauta vying with Trump for the GOP nomination would be decidedly mirthful. And Trump's dozens of fake electors throwing their hats into the ring as they are charged would add to the fun!)

In this case, the accused, rather than dragging his flabby fat arse, should be demanding his 6th Amendment right to speedy trials in all his litigations.

The clearest path to the White House for Trump is to avail himself of his opportunity to clear his name in all prosecutions as expeditiously as possible.


A federal judge in Florida has scheduled a trial date for next May for Trump in a case charging him with illegally retaining hundreds of classified documents.
The May 20, 2024, trial date, set Friday by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, is a compromise between a request from prosecutors to set the trial for this December and a bid by defense lawyers to schedule it after the 2024 presidential election.
If the date holds, it would follow close on the heels of a separate New York trial for Trump on dozens of state charges of falsifying business records. It also means the trial will not start until deep into the presidential nominating calendar and probably well after the Republican nominee is clear — though before that person is officially nominated at the Republican National Convention.
Trump could yet face additional trials in the coming year. He revealed this week that he had received a letter informing him that he was a target of a separate Justice Department investigation into efforts to undo the 2020 presidential election, and prosecutors in Georgia plan to announce charging decisions within weeks in an investigation into attempts by Trump and his allies to subvert the vote there.

By pushing for an expedited schedule and venues for his various trials, Trump could then coordinate his trumpery jamborees accordingly, making them into gala affairs that lend themselves readily to witness intimidation. His political campaign and his prosecutorial exposure will be shamelessly conflated by him anyway.

Even though the President has scrupulously avoided Trump's legal problems, Trump will play the martyr and whine that Joe Biden is being very mean to him.

Trump's "Lets' fart around" strategy is a missed opportunity.



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................"He's scared shitless."

Why prolong the anxiety?
 
President Trump probably wants to have this dragged out through the election. The Fake Trials are sucking all of the oxygen out of the room for other candidates, making everyone else irrelevant.
 
Trump's strident abuse of officers of the court and their families may not be the most sound approach to refuting charges against him.

Nor is his pleading, "You can't allow me my Constitutional right for a speedy trial when I'm running for president!"

if that were the case, every criminal charged with a crime would declare that he is a candidate for the presidency (although, characters like Ru Giuliani and Wally Nauta vying with Trump for the GOP nomination would be decidedly mirthful. And Trump's dozens of fake electors throwing their hats into the ring as they are charged would add to the fun!)

In this case, the accused, rather than dragging his flabby fat arse, should be demanding his 6th Amendment right to speedy trials in all his litigations.

The clearest path to the White House for Trump is to avail himself of his opportunity to clear his name in all prosecutions as expeditiously as possible.


A federal judge in Florida has scheduled a trial date for next May for Trump in a case charging him with illegally retaining hundreds of classified documents.
The May 20, 2024, trial date, set Friday by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, is a compromise between a request from prosecutors to set the trial for this December and a bid by defense lawyers to schedule it after the 2024 presidential election.
If the date holds, it would follow close on the heels of a separate New York trial for Trump on dozens of state charges of falsifying business records. It also means the trial will not start until deep into the presidential nominating calendar and probably well after the Republican nominee is clear — though before that person is officially nominated at the Republican National Convention.
Trump could yet face additional trials in the coming year. He revealed this week that he had received a letter informing him that he was a target of a separate Justice Department investigation into efforts to undo the 2020 presidential election, and prosecutors in Georgia plan to announce charging decisions within weeks in an investigation into attempts by Trump and his allies to subvert the vote there.

By pushing for an expedited schedule and venues for his various trials, Trump could then coordinate his trumpery jamborees accordingly, making them into gala affairs that lend themselves readily to witness intimidation. His political campaign and his prosecutorial exposure will be shamelessly conflated by him anyway.

Even though the President has scrupulously avoided Trump's legal problems, Trump will play the martyr and whine that Joe Biden is being very mean to him.

Trump's "Lets' fart around" strategy is a missed opportunity.



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................"He's scared shitless."

Why prolong the anxiety?
Fuck that whore bitch **** judge! Fuck her!
 

Should Trump Insist on his Constitutional Right to Speedy Trials?​


First, there is no such thing as a speedy trial. They drag on forever. Then the appeals start. In this case, I think they should definitely take their time, this is no ordinary trial, they are trying to cost Trump another election because Old Man Biden can't beat him on the ticket, so, I think they should just dot their i's and cross their t's and wait until sometime after January 21, 2025 so everyone can make sure it is done right.
 
There are so many loopholes in federal criminal procedure that the "right to a speedy trial," can be easily denied federal defendants.

The OP misunderstands that the right is the defendant's, not those who who want to see Trump jailed before the election.

Every crooked bastard and his brother would declare a presidential run.
You have it backwards in the case of Trump. Trump did not get indicted for a crime and then declare his candidacy in order to get out of the charges. Trump declared his candidacy and was the frontrunner for the opposition party. Then the party in power indicted him in order to get him out of the election.
 
Trump's strident abuse of officers of the court and their families may not be the most sound approach to refuting charges against him.

Nor is his pleading, "You can't allow me my Constitutional right for a speedy trial when I'm running for president!"

if that were the case, every criminal charged with a crime would declare that he is a candidate for the presidency (although, characters like Ru Giuliani and Wally Nauta vying with Trump for the GOP nomination would be decidedly mirthful. And Trump's dozens of fake electors throwing their hats into the ring as they are charged would add to the fun!)

In this case, the accused, rather than dragging his flabby fat arse, should be demanding his 6th Amendment right to speedy trials in all his litigations.

The clearest path to the White House for Trump is to avail himself of his opportunity to clear his name in all prosecutions as expeditiously as possible.


A federal judge in Florida has scheduled a trial date for next May for Trump in a case charging him with illegally retaining hundreds of classified documents.
The May 20, 2024, trial date, set Friday by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, is a compromise between a request from prosecutors to set the trial for this December and a bid by defense lawyers to schedule it after the 2024 presidential election.
If the date holds, it would follow close on the heels of a separate New York trial for Trump on dozens of state charges of falsifying business records. It also means the trial will not start until deep into the presidential nominating calendar and probably well after the Republican nominee is clear — though before that person is officially nominated at the Republican National Convention.
Trump could yet face additional trials in the coming year. He revealed this week that he had received a letter informing him that he was a target of a separate Justice Department investigation into efforts to undo the 2020 presidential election, and prosecutors in Georgia plan to announce charging decisions within weeks in an investigation into attempts by Trump and his allies to subvert the vote there.

By pushing for an expedited schedule and venues for his various trials, Trump could then coordinate his trumpery jamborees accordingly, making them into gala affairs that lend themselves readily to witness intimidation. His political campaign and his prosecutorial exposure will be shamelessly conflated by him anyway.

Even though the President has scrupulously avoided Trump's legal problems, Trump will play the martyr and whine that Joe Biden is being very mean to him.

Trump's "Lets' fart around" strategy is a missed opportunity.



View attachment 806619
................"He's scared shitless."

Why prolong the anxiety?
It did not work for the J6 prisoners. Why?
 
Trump's entire campaign should focus on the corruption of the DOJ and the FBI. The US cannot survive with a justice system controlled by a Political Party.
Yes.

There are plenty of other issue, but it would be great if this could be a referendum on whether the voters want the government to continue to be weaponized against political enemies.

If he wins, Trump needs to be the bigger man and not let it continue to be weaponized, but turned on his opponents.
 
Delay has always been a favorite tactic of Trump in any legal matter he does not initiate. Though he has a right to a speedy trial, he does not consider it advantageous and if found guilty, (which is likely) certainly would not be. Delay within the abilities of legal counsel and the law, is also his right, whether anybody likes it or not. Who didn't expect this? If these people do exist, what hole have they been living in for the last hundred years?
 
Delay has always been a favorite tactic of Trump in any legal matter he does not initiate. Though he has a right to a speedy trial, he does not consider it advantageous and if found guilty, (which is likely) certainly would not be. Delay within the abilities of legal counsel and the law, is also his right, whether anybody likes it or not. Who didn't expect this? If these people do exist, what hole have they been living in for the last hundred years?
Demand a speedy trial, pretend he's being denied it and claim he's being treated badly, then make sure his legal team and Cannon do everything in their power to delay it.
 
Demand a speedy trial, pretend he's being denied it and claim he's being treated badly, then make sure his legal team and Cannon do everything in their power to delay it.
Have not actually heard him publicly demanding a speedy trial. Has he done it? I am pretty sure, DOJ would be willing to accommodate him. I am equally sure, if he was demanding it publicly, DOJ would not hesitate to show video of it, to judge for consideration in rulings, pre-trial.
 

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