Legal AF by MeidasTouch Trump’s CURRENT Lawyer THINKS IT’S OVER for Him
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Apr 26, 2024 Michael Popok dives into the chaotic world of Trump's legal battles. Alina Habba predictably claims a likely conviction after just a week, causing ripples in defense strategies. The contrast between courtroom realities and Trump's media narratives is stark. Popok highlights how Habba's comments risk influencing jurors and exposes potential motives behind her predictions. He also analyzes jury dynamics and the implications of Trump's public attacks on the jury. Expect ongoing updates on how these dynamics unfold.
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Two Worlds: Courtroom Vs. Media
- Michael Popok emphasizes there are two concurrent worlds in Trump's legal saga: courtroom reality and the media/performative world.
- The jury will decide based on evidence, not TV talking points or outside commentary.
Habba Predicts Conviction On TV
- Popok recounts Alina Habba publicly predicting a likely conviction despite the trial's early stage.
- He frames her comments as undermining the defense and creating internal 'friendly fire.'
Juries Decide Early
- Popok argues juries form decisions very early, often during openings and jury selection.
- Early impressions from opening statements and initial witnesses shape the ultimate verdict.