Legal analysts vary in their assessment of the strength of Bragg's charges against Trump. But more than a few believe he’s got a strong case.
The current consensus appears to be that, while such a gag order is unlikely to be imposed today, the judge will probably put Trump on notice that his typical way of attacking his enemies and perceived enemies will not be tolerated.
As Greene approached the rally site, there was a scramble and people rushed to surround her. But at least initially, the crowd seemed to be made mostly out of press, not supporters.Greene spoke for about 10 minutes about how the indictment was"a travesty," but it was hard to make out more than a few words here or there because she had a weak megaphone and was drowned out by chants and whistles from anti-Trump protesters. The entire thing was a non-event.
All this is critically important as we move forward. We have to pay attention to any attacks on the judge. The grand jurors are already targeted online, who indicted Trump. These guys want their identity. They want the identity already of the jury that’s going to be selected in this case. We have to watch that and secure those folks as well. … There’s no question that I would start from day one with physical security on this judge.
In a city with millions of people, the notion that you can’t find fair jurors in Manhattan is ludicrous.The trial has to be fair and the judge has to make sure that he runs a dignified court room and decorum is important. It also has to be fair for the government. We care a lot about a defendant’s rights to a fair trial, properly so. But those parties are entitled to a fair trial: the defendant and the government. And this judge has a reputation for doing exactly that.
She also pondered if Adams would “weaponize his government” against her, which is honestly a remarkable bit of synergy with
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