Main Justice
Color From the Courtroom
May 4, 2024
Former federal prosecutors Andrew Weissmann and Mary McCord provide insights into the ongoing criminal trial of Donald Trump, discussing courtroom dynamics, witness testimonies, legal strategies, and implications of recorded conversations. They unravel the complexities of intentional false statements, dissect defense tactics, and explore potential legal violations. The podcast offers a rich narrative of the trial proceedings and highlights key details from recent court sessions.
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Quick takeaways
- Gag order violations in Donald Trump's trial in New York do not necessarily trigger violations in other states regarding bail conditions.
- Falsifying business records by Trump's business was avoided to maintain secrecy of catch and kill payments.
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Impact of Gag Order Violations on Trump's Other Cases
The recent gag order violations finding Donald Trump in contempt in New York's trial would not necessarily trigger violations in DC, Georgia, or Florida regarding his conditions of bail and release. While criminal contempt can lead to incarceration, in this case, it's considered a civil proceeding. Therefore, it does not directly violate his conditions of release in other cases.
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