Trump has already broken a law his DC judge said he couldn't break and remain out on bail: ex-prosecutor (8/14/23)
By Donna August 16, 2023 5:31 pm Category: Crime (0.0 from 0 votes)
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To me it's obvious that DJT is trying to get thrown in jail.
A former prosecutor thinks that Donald Trump has already violated his bail conditions in Washington, D.C. by committing additional crimes.
Speaking to MSNBC on Monday as the Fulton County grand jury was meeting, former prosecutor Glenn Kirschner claimed that Trump had violated the law with social media posts targeting witnesses and prosecutors, and Federal District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan is within her rights to revoke his bail.
"I think we're at a point now where this is sort of integrity of the criminal justice system 101, where at some point I do think the system of justice has to assert itself, as difficult as it might be, as unprecedented as it might be to sort of protect, preserve and promote the integrity of the system," explained Kirschner.
"You know, when I saw, I think it was a repost by Donald Trump, where he said that Judge Chutkan admitted to engaging in election interference against Donald Trump. He is now falsely putting words in her mouth."
Kirschner explained that it could result in MAGA supporters believing that Chutkan said what Trump is alleging, which could appear in jury selection.
"At some point, I think, given the need for citizens to view this as a reliable process and the result as a reliable result, the system really does need to wrestle with this very difficult, very thorny issue. And I think Donald Trump may have actually made that a little bit easier by posting what I think is clearly a threat against a witness or an attempt to intimidate a witness down in Georgia," he said.
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