Jessica Roth

In this engaging discussion, Jessica Roth, a law professor and former federal prosecutor, sheds light on Donald Trump's complex legal landscape. She dives into the implications of his felony conviction for falsifying business records and the challenges of presidential immunity in ongoing cases. Roth also examines significant civil liabilities, including Trump's inflated asset claims, and the potential impact of recent pardons by President Biden. Tune in for a deep dive into the intertwining of law and politics surrounding a former president.

Law professor and former federal prosecutor Jessica Roth discusses the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. The fallout from President Biden's debate performance and Democrat strategy is also analyzed. The podcast delves into the legal complexities surrounding former President Trump's federal indictment and public opinion on presidential immunity.

Former federal prosecutor Jessica Roth and 538's political analyst Nathaniel Rakich discuss the legal and political implications of Trump's guilty verdict on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, including potential sentencing options, impact on the upcoming election, analysis of national polls, and voter sentiment following recent events.

Discussing former President Trump's legal challenges with 91 charges, including the Manhattan Hush Money case and federal classified documents case. Exploring the legal complexities, public opinion, and potential outcomes of the cases. Highlighting the challenges faced by the Fulton County DA and the implications of Trump running for president amidst legal battles.

Jessica Roth, a former federal prosecutor and Cardozo Law professor, discusses Trump's calls for prosecuting political adversaries, highlighting the ramifications for DOJ independence. Patricia Hurtado, Bloomberg's legal reporter, reveals the controversy surrounding the Luigi Mangione case, where a judge reprimanded the DOJ for its comments, impacting the fairness of the trial. They explore legal standards for vindictive prosecution and the consequences of public pressure on DOJ attorneys, emphasizing serious implications for justice and accountability.