Prosecuting trump

[empedocles]

'Most Americans think Trump should be prosecuted. It’s not that easy.'

Analysis by Philip Bump
National correspondent
June 20, 2022 at 11:02 a.m., Washington Post

" . . . Writing for the New York Times, former assistant attorney general Jack Goldsmith walks through the questions facing Attorney General Merrick Garland when it comes to charging Trump. Garland might need to appoint a special counsel, Goldsmith argues, to isolate the decision from the political complexities of filing charges against Garland’s boss’s most likely 2024 opponent. He notes that, from the viewpoint of a prosecutor, the evidence at hand might not make a conviction likely — that, unlike the House committee’s hearings, a criminal trial with standards of evidence and cross-examination would necessarily give jurors a much less clear-cut picture of Trump’s guilt. . . . ''

[I want to see traitortrump prosecuted - successfully]

[Beachnutt]

1. At the end of this article it says trump has zero defense

in the Georgia case
https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/3529645-watergate-prosecutor-georgia-case-could-send-donald-trump-to-prison/

[empedocles]

2. Let's hope

[Hugh_Lebowski]

4. I've said from the start it's the only one I think he might go down on

But OTOH it'll be a fine and probation most likely.

[C_U_L8R]

3. 6 out of 10 won't be a definitive jury decision

The trumps are counting on just one magat juror on each trial to absolve them of their crimes.

[SoonerPride]

5. The only thing that saves us from trump is the Grim Reaper.

Congress won't stop him.
The courts won't stop him.

Only death.