The Decision-Making Process in a Weighty Criminal Case Involving Trump

The chapter explores the intricate decision-making process behind indicting Donald Trump in a significant criminal case, emphasizing the timing and political considerations at play. It discusses the challenges of flipping individuals close to Trump due to loyalty and the insular nature of his organization, particularly focusing on Allen Weisselberg's resistance to cooperating with the prosecution. The chapter also delves into the complexities of legally charging a former president and the crucial role of concrete evidence and apolitical presentation to ensure a successful prosecution.