Podcast Summary
Donald Trump's team appeals gag order in NY fraud case, arguing First Amendment rights: Trump's team is appealing a gag order in a NY fraud case, claiming First Amendment rights to criticize the judge's staff. However, the judge's role and law clerk's role should not be subjected to public scrutiny and defamation.
Donald Trump's legal team has filed an appeal to the highest court in New York, arguing that Trump's First Amendment rights are being infringed upon due to a gag order in his civil fraud case. The core argument is that as a presidential candidate, Trump has the right to criticize the principal law clerk and staff working for the judge presiding over the case. However, the judge, wearing a black robe and not a cape, is a human being responsible for managing thousands of pages of documents and witness testimony. Trump's team is seeking media attention and wants to make a record of the law clerk's political affiliations. This appeal process is about preserving the record for potential future appeals. The judge, with assistance from a law clerk, plays a crucial role in the trial process, and their roles should not be subjected to public scrutiny and defamation.
Repeatedly arguing the same issue in court is not effective: Once an issue is raised and preserved for appeal, it's important to avoid redundant arguments and respect court procedures to ensure a fair trial and maintain the safety of those involved.
Once an issue is raised and preserved for appeal in a court proceeding, it should not be repeatedly brought up every day. The role of a principal law clerk, who assists the judge and passes notes during trials, is not controversial and is within the rules. The repeated arguments and phrases used by the lawyers for Donald Trump in their filings, which have already been addressed, can be seen as redundant and even AI-generated. The court of appeals could question why the record hasn't been preserved on the issue and why Trump's team continues to attack the law clerk publicly, putting her safety at risk. Trump's behavior in the courtroom, where he is losing the case, raises questions about his motivations and tactics.
Trump Team Criticizes Attorney General for Press Conferences, But They've Been Doing the Same: Despite criticizing NY AG Leticia James for holding press conferences during the Trump Organization trial, Trump and his team have also been frequently addressing right-wing media during trial breaks. The team's misunderstanding of New York practice regarding principal law clerks was also evident in their filing.
During the ongoing trial of the Trump Organization and its executives, including Donald Trump, for persistent fraud, they have been attacking the New York attorney general, Leticia James, for holding press conferences, labeling it as politicizing the case. However, it was revealed that Donald Trump himself had been frequently holding press conferences for right-wing media during trial breaks. The attorney general was merely responding to Trump's version of events. Additionally, the Trump team has been criticizing the principal law clerk for taking notes and making comments, but their lack of understanding of New York practice regarding principal law clerks was evident in their own filing. Meanwhile, Fume offers a natural alternative to help break bad habits. Instead of quitting cold turkey, Fume uses flavored air and natural ingredients to remove the bad from your habit, making the process easier and more enjoyable.
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Disregard for court rules and attacking judges sets dangerous precedent: High-profile individuals' disregard for court rules and attacking judges, families, and staff could lead to anarchy and undermine due process and justice in civil cases. Courts must uphold integrity and prevent such behavior.
The actions of high-profile individuals, like Donald Trump, in disregarding court rules and attacking judges, judges' families, and court staff, sets a dangerous precedent for others in the civil justice system. This behavior, if allowed to continue, could potentially lead to anarchy and undermine the due process and administration of justice in civil cases. The courts have a responsibility to uphold the integrity of the justice system and prevent such behavior. The First Amendment right to free speech does not extend to attacking judges or court personnel in the context of ongoing civil cases. It is essential to maintain decorum and respect for the judicial process to ensure fair and impartial trials for all parties involved.
Discussing Trump's attacks on individuals and their morality: Consider the morality of political violence and attacks on individuals, including judges and their family members, before supporting candidates.
During this discussion on the Legal AF podcast, the hosts expressed concern over former President Donald Trump and his lawyers' actions, particularly their attacks on individuals, including judges and their family members. They questioned the morality and decency of such actions, referencing Trump's accusations against the elderly wife of a judge, which were later proven to be false. The hosts urged listeners to consider these actions and whether they align with their values and political leanings before deciding to support Trump in future elections. They encouraged keeping an open mind and staying informed on current events. The podcast covers law, politics, and justice, and is available every Wednesday and Saturday at 8 PM EST on the Midas Touch network, with co-anchors Karen Freeman Ignifolo and Ben Mycellus. Listeners are also encouraged to follow the Midas Touch Instagram for the latest news.
