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Mock Trial: Should Trump’s Conviction Stand?
Jul 26, 2024
Legal experts debate Trump's conviction in a mock trial, questioning presidential immunity and due process rights. They discuss the specificity of indictments, falsification of records, and the impact of Supreme Court rulings. The episode emphasizes civil discourse and challenging extreme polarization through thoughtful debate.
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Quick takeaways
- The debate on Trump's conviction highlights the issue of whether a president is above the law or subject to prosecution.
- The importance of notice, due process, and the application of existing laws in novel ways in criminal trials.
Deep dives
Donald Trump's Appeal: Due Process Rights
Donald Trump appeals his felony convictions, arguing that he was not adequately informed of the offense conduct that elevated misdemeanors to felonies. His defense highlights the lack of clarity in the indictment regarding the underlying crime, stressing the importance of notice, an opportunity to be heard, and the right to unanimous jury decisions.
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