Trump's Present and Future possible indictments

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The Message Trump Doesn't Want to Hear

The Message Trump Doesn't Want to Hear: Espionage

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By Karl Rove

His childish defiance of the law comes at a high cost to him—and to the country.​

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Opinion | Trump Invited This Indictment

His childish defiance of the law comes at a high cost to him—and to the country.

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[bripat9643]

Donald J. Trump and his organizations have been under investigation
for some years now.

This thread means to put into prospective all of these cases and follow them to wherever they may lead.

Let us start with an over view of all of those cases, and then deal with the most recent information.

Feel free to discuss anything one reads, whether one agrees with it or not, but in a civil way.

Trump court cases: A list of all current and pending legal cases on the ex-president's docket

Donald Trump is on a bad run, with massive losses against the New York attorney general and E. Jean Carroll. Next, he has his first criminal trial.

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Those cases will all be cancelled once he is elected.

 

[bripat9643]

The commander of the idiot brigade shouts her orders.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Those cases will all be cancelled once he is elected.

You and Trump can dream. No one will stop you.

 

[Sixties Fan]

The commander of the idiot brigade shouts her orders.

She is a lawyer and Professor of Law.

You are ........? Crickets !!!!

You - Defending Trump encouraging people to threaten others, including their families, for doing their job.

Tsk, Tsk.

 

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No secrets here

Drew Sheneman / Copyright 2023 Tribune Content Agency

 

[bripat9643]

You and Trump can dream. No one will stop you.

What are you going to say when Trump wins?

 

[Sixties Fan]

What are you going to say when Trump wins?

This is how much he is going to win in 2024

 

[lennypartiv]

Those cases will all be cancelled once he is elected.

It must bug liberals that Trump still has great poll numbers.

Trump 2024!

 

[Sixties Fan]

It must bug liberals that Trump still has great poll numbers.

Trump 2024!

He has been losing every election, and so have Republicans been losing the House, Senate, etc, since 2016.

Polls are polls.

2024 election is another story. Do not forget to vote.

 

[bripat9643]

This is how much he is going to win in 2024

You actually believe that criminal Biden has a chance of winning? There is no natural limit and prog delusions.

 

[lennypartiv]

What are you going to say when Trump wins?

Oh sh1t what just happened? That's exactly what they said in 2016.

 

[Sixties Fan]

Prosecutors putting forth a case against former President Donald Trump in his classified documents case now have to try to find the right "Goldilocks" evidence to reveal to a jury in a potential trial.

On Tuesday, Trump entered a not-guilty plea to 37 criminal countsrelated to the retention of classified documents following his departure from the White House.

These same classified documents will make it difficult for prosecutors trying to reveal the gravity of Trump's actions to the nation's security to show sensitive evidence.

A law known as the Classified Information Processing Act, or CIPA,guides the discovery process for cases involving classified documents. The 1980 law added procedures to determine which classified documents can be used. According to the Justice Department, it requires the court to issue protective orders over documents that absolutely cannot be revealed through the trial process. CIPA also outlines rules by which defense attorneys can request classified documents be revealed to help their own cases.



(full article online)

The jury at Trump's potential trial may get a glimpse at some government secrets — but like Goldilocks, prosecutors have to make sure the classified documents are just right

Secret documents will make it more difficult for prosecutors to present evidence in the case against Donald Trump while maintaining national security.

www.businessinsider.com

 

[bripat9643]

Prosecutors putting forth a case against former President Donald Trump in his classified documents case now have to try to find the right "Goldilocks" evidence to reveal to a jury in a potential trial.

On Tuesday, Trump entered a not-guilty plea to 37 criminal countsrelated to the retention of classified documents following his departure from the White House.

These same classified documents will make it difficult for prosecutors trying to reveal the gravity of Trump's actions to the nation's security to show sensitive evidence.

A law known as the Classified Information Processing Act, or CIPA,guides the discovery process for cases involving classified documents. The 1980 law added procedures to determine which classified documents can be used. According to the Justice Department, it requires the court to issue protective orders over documents that absolutely cannot be revealed through the trial process. CIPA also outlines rules by which defense attorneys can request classified documents be revealed to help their own cases.



(full article online)

The jury at Trump's potential trial may get a glimpse at some government secrets — but like Goldilocks, prosecutors have to make sure the classified documents are just right

Secret documents will make it more difficult for prosecutors to present evidence in the case against Donald Trump while maintaining national security.

www.businessinsider.com

DOJ has no chance of convicting Trump for non-crimes.