Legal AF by MeidasTouch INCOMPETENT Judge Cannon Makes PERPLEXING Order
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Feb 13, 2024 The podcast discusses Judge Aileen Cannon's latest order in the federal criminal case against Trump for withholding national defense information, highlighting her incompetence and corruption. They analyze a confusing order regarding classified information and discovery, criticize the pre-hearings for causing confusion, question the legitimacy of CPA pre-hearings, and express concerns about the judge's handling of the case and their incomprehensible minute order.
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Orders Blend Corruption And Confusion
- Judge Aileen Cannon's minute orders reveal both alleged corruption and procedural confusion in the Mar-a-Lago classified-docs case.
- Ben Meiselas argues the orders are legally muddled and risk appearance-of-bias problems that could lead to her removal.
Use Standard Section 4 Hearing Process
- Hold the ex parte in-camera Section 4 hearing where the government shows classified materials to the judge and then rule on substituting summaries.
- If either side disagrees with the ruling, allow appeal rather than creating extra prehearings or ambiguous orders.
Section 4 Procedure Misapplied
- Cannon's February 13 minute order duplicates and confuses CPA Section 4 procedures by inviting defense participation in sealed, classified hearings.
- Meiselas notes the order contradicts the ex parte, in-camera nature of Section 4 and creates procedural ambiguity.