Legal AF by MeidasTouch WOW! Trump OUTMANEUVERED by FED UP Judge in NEW ORDER
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Aug 7, 2024 Judge Chutkan flexes her authority by denying eight motions from alleged 'victims' in Trump’s election interference case. The rulings aim to prevent distractions and keep the focus on critical legal decisions. Michael Popok breaks down the implications of these orders and outlines the criteria of the Crime Victims' Rights Act. He highlights how Chutkan's control is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the court proceedings, reinforcing the seriousness of the charges against Trump.
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Court Rejects Coordinated CVRA Claims
- Judge Tanya Chutkan denied eight coordinated CVRA filings seeking victim status in Trump's DC case.
- She ruled the movants failed to show direct or proximate physical, emotional, or financial harm under 18 U.S.C. §3771.
Chutkan Back In The Driver’s Seat
- Judge Chutkan regained jurisdiction after appeals and the Supreme Court decisions.
- She is preparing for an August 16 hearing to apply the Supreme Court's July immunity ruling to the case.
When CVRA Rights Attach
- CVRA victim status requires showing harm directly or proximately caused by the offense.
- Chutkan emphasized victims' rights typically attach after conviction, not mid-prosecution.