So I read a claim that Bragg is “stalling” Trump’s trial until January 2024
It was of course from a disreputable source, so I don’t buy it, but is it refutable? I mean, I imagine it’s just that the legal process, which neither I nor the vast majority of Americans understand, takes time, which broad ignorance Trump supporters would use to their advantage and say, “Oh yeah, likely story. How can you not see that this is a nakedly political witch hunt?”
Is there a more solid explanation?
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@HoraceGreenley That’s the obvious implication. I think the real reason is simply that the legal process is very complicated and takes a lot of time, but of course that sounds weak because the legal system is so damn complicated that I don’t know how it works, and probably most Americans don’t have any more clue than I do. Your argument has superficial plausibility and opportunistically takes advantage of widespread ignorance about America’s legal system.
@HoraceGreenley Bragg didn’t set the calendar, the judge did. I feel like this has been said on my posts enough times you probably already knew that, you’re just being obtuse; furthermore, New York State law guarantees Trump the right to request a speedier trial if he wants it, but he apparently doesn’t want it because he hasn’t requested it, he’d rather feed his blind followers this “Bragg is stalling” baloney and fundraise off of y’all’s willful ignorance.
@HoraceGreenley I’m pretty sure I get it. Basically you’re saying I’m gullible, a rube. I’ll admit I don’t know why you chose Brooklyn in particular for the site of the bridge, unless maybe because Trump’s trial is in or at least near there.