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legalcriminal-justice1 year ago

"Unprecedented Jury Selection and Increasing Risks: Inside Trump's New York Criminal Trial"

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner has described the jury selection process in former President Donald Trump's New York criminal trial as "unprecedented," citing the swift pace and unusual moments during the selection. Kirschner highlighted the dismissal of potential jurors who indicated they couldn't be impartial toward Trump, as well as the selection of two lawyers as qualified jurors. Despite criticism from a Trump spokesperson, Kirschner expressed confidence in the trial and praised the judge's handling of the proceedings.

legalcriminal-justice1 year ago

Judge Cannon's Next Move Spells Trouble for Trump's Legal Defense

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner alleges that Judge Aileen Cannon is orchestrating something more beneficial for Donald Trump in his criminal classified documents trial, despite ruling against a motion from Trump's legal team requesting dismissal of Espionage Act charges. Critics argue that Cannon's decisions have been overtly beneficial to the former president, with accusations of delaying the case's proceedings. Legal analyst Neal Katyal suggests that while Cannon may reject motions-to-dismiss arguments, her actions ultimately help Trump in delaying the federal trial.

legalcourt-news1 year ago

Legal Experts Concerned About Judge Cannon's Ruling in Trump's Criminal Cases

U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon denied Donald Trump's motion to dismiss a case involving mishandling of presidential records, prompting former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner to interpret her ruling as potentially biased. Kirschner believes Cannon's decision to wait until after the jury is sworn in before potentially giving a "lawless jury instruction" favoring Trump is concerning. The case involves special counsel Jack Smith's clash with Cannon over jury instructions related to the Presidential Records Act.

politics1 year ago

"Judge Aileen Cannon Denies Trump's Dismissal Motion in Espionage Act Case"

Former President Donald Trump's critic, former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner, expressed hope that Judge Aileen Cannon would dismiss the case against Trump, citing concerns about her impartiality. Kirschner believes that if the case is dismissed, it would likely be appealed and result in the replacement of the judge with someone impartial. Cannon has faced criticism for rulings favoring Trump, and her decisions have been seen as benefiting the defense's delay tactics. The case against Trump, involving federal felony charges, may be dismissed quickly if he wins reelection or pardons himself if he returns to the White House.

politics1 year ago

"Trump's Classified Documents Trial: Delays, Hearings, and Timing Considerations"

Legal analyst Glenn Kirschner predicts that former President Donald Trump will be tried and convicted in his federal classified documents case before the 2024 election, despite trial delays. Trump faces 40 felony counts related to handling classified materials, and federal prosecutors have requested a speedy trial, while Trump has sought to delay it until after the election. In addition to this case, Trump is also facing federal charges related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election and charges in New York regarding falsified records in connection with "hush money" payments.

legal-politics1 year ago

"Trump's Legal Battles: From Defamation Verdict to Lawyer Interviews"

E. Jean Carroll and her attorneys won an $83.3 million defamation case against Donald Trump, prompting legal analyst Glenn Kirschner to suggest that aggressive application of the rule of law may be the way to silence the former president. Despite Trump's dismissal of the verdict and vow to appeal, Kirschner believes that Trump's legal troubles could spell the end of his political ambitions as he faces multiple lawsuits and criminal trials.

politics2 years ago

Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Immunity Claim in Election Subversion Prosecution

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner believes that the Supreme Court will not intervene to delay Donald Trump's criminal trial in Washington D.C. because they do not want to enable his return to power. Trump, who has been indicted on four counts related to the January 6 Capitol riot, has claimed innocence and accused prosecutors of political targeting. However, U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan ruled that Trump does not have immunity from legal consequences due to his presidency. Kirschner predicts that the trial will begin on March 4, 2024, and expects a guilty verdict followed by a prison sentence for Trump.

legalcourt-proceedings2 years ago

"Former Prosecutor Warns: Jack Smith Unleashes Unprecedented Trump Move"

Special counsel Jack Smith has filed a motion urging a judge to protect potential jurors in Donald Trump's election-subversion case by streamlining the jury selection process, implementing a questionnaire, keeping juror details private, and prohibiting direct contact between attorneys and jurors. Former U.S. Army prosecutor Glenn Kirschner believes Smith's move goes beyond simply "taking off the gloves" and suggests that he has gone to great lengths to safeguard the jurors. Trump's lawyers have opposed the motion, while Kirschner argues that Trump has a history of endangering individuals involved in legal proceedings.

politics2 years ago

"The downfall of Donald Trump: Indictment leaves no room for dispute"

Legal analyst Glenn Kirschner said that the federal indictment of former President Donald Trump, which includes 37 felony counts ranging from violations of the Espionage Act to obstruction of justice, is backed by evidence so devastating that the ex-president is simply "done." Kirschner urged his viewers to read the indictment for themselves, stating that the evidence "leaves no room for dispute." The charges grew out of Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation of issues related to Trump's post-presidency handling of classified documents. Trump denies criminal wrongdoing of any sort.

politics2 years ago

Pence's Testimony Against Trump: Unprecedented Evidence in Book.

Legal analyst Glenn Kirschner suggests that former Vice President Mike Pence's description of a conversation with Donald Trump in his recent memoir, So Help Me God, could be "devastating" evidence against Trump if presented to a jury. Pence testified before a federal grand jury investigating Trump's involvement in plotting to overturn the 2020 election and fomenting the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Trump has maintained his innocence in the case. Pence's testimony is considered vital to special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into the matter.