NY: Convicted Felon Donald Trump!

[Farmlands]

Leaving aside the statute of limitations, I'm not really able to speak on that, I think there's a fair possibility that this goes to trial, but Trump gets acquitted, probably the outcome Bragg wants the least. Because John Edwards' case was really similar but with even more condemnable conduct, and he still won out in the end.

[Farmlands]

I don't see why people view this case as not bad for Trump? Seems pretty likely he'd be found guilty here.

It's the case that will have the most people thinking about whether what he's been charged with really should be a crime. Agreed that he will most likely be found guilty and receive some damage from it nonetheless.

[Farmlands]

It's a bit funny that because the other three trials got delayed for one reason or another, the 2024 election might really come down to an affair in 2006, which was already public knowledge in 2020. I expect a substantial boost for either Biden or Trump based on the jury's verdict here.

[Farmlands]

EJ24 mostly sums up what I feel about this trial as well. The standard of reasonable doubt definitely comes into play when the prosecution's key witness openly admits to stealing $60.000 from the person he's testifying against because, at that time, he hated him enough to do it. And perhaps more...