Trump's Attorney makes Sound Legal Argument for Immediate Dismissal. Judge: Ask me Later

Seymour Flops

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In this video, the jude listens and questions Trump's attorney's arguments:



In this one, he states that the issue should wait until "directed verdict time."



In other words, Trump will have to sit through the prosecution's presentation of the case and THEN his lawyer can ask for a directd verdict because the case is nothing more than an attempt to criminalize speech about an election.

Unless the State is unlawfully holding back discovery material, the judge and the defense know what the prosecutor is alleging is criminal. If the judge can determine that even if all of the state's factual claims are true, the case is an unconstitutional attack on speech, he should dismiss it now. If the judge can determine that the case is not an unconstitutional attack on speech, he should rule that way now, so Trump's attorney's can appeal.

If the judge is unable to determine either way at this time, he should recuse himself for being unable to make a decision, because there is no new information to be had. We can have hung juries. Judges are supposed to make rulings and hope the superior courts uphold them, not procrastinate while a defendant is subjected to a trial.

But this is the same coward that let Fanni Willis take over his courtroom, and then ruled that she could stay on the case that she used to go gain money for her married lover, and only had to get rid of her current gigalo and would be then free to pick another one.
 
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Speech is never free when it promotes criminal activity. It has never been such.

The Jury will decide. Not Donald, not you.
 
In this video, the jude listens and questions Trump's attorney's arguments:



In this one, he states that the issue should wait until "directed verdict time."



In other words, Trump will have to sit through the prosecution's presentation of the case and THEN his lawyer can ask for a directd verdict because the case is nothing more than an attempt to criminalize speech about an election.

Unless the State is unlawfully holding back discovery material, the judge and the defense know what the prosecutor is alleging is criminal. If the judge can determine that even if all of the state's factual claims are true, the case is an unconstitutional attack on speech, he should dismiss it now. If the judge can determine that the case is not an unconstitutional attack on speech, he should rule that way now, so Trump's attorney's can appeal.

If the judge is unable to determine either way at this time, he should recuse himself for being unable to make a decision, because there is no new information to be had. We can have hung juries. Judges are supposed to make rulings and hope the superior courts uphold them, not procrastinate while a defendant is subjected to a trial.

But this is the same coward that let Fanni Willis take over his courtroom, and then ruled that she could stay on the case that she used to go gain money for her married lover, and only had to get rid of her current gigalo and would be then free to pick another one.

This is not a constitutional violation of Trumps free speech. If that was the case we all could commit crimes, call up a friend, admit the crime and we would be protected from trial because we have freedom of speech.
 
This is not a constitutional violation of Trumps free speech. If that was the case we all could commit crimes, call up a friend, admit the crime and we would be protected from trial because we have freedom of speech.
If that is true, why does the judge want to wait until the verdict to decide if the case is constitutional. Why doesn't he just deny the motion now?

Watch the videos. The attorney makes the argument better than I could.
 

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