The Trump conviction was a partisan hit job by a rogue prosecutor and a corrupt district attorney. Every thing you need to know is in that headline.
We are expected to believe that 12 fair and impartial jury members came to a unanimous decision 34 times? That isn’t even remotely plausible.
You’ve seen courtroom dramas. The jury deliberation is fraught with tension as they discuss a couple of days of testimony. After 5 weeks of testimony, the Trump jury deliberated for 6 hours to talk about 34 charges. That’s like 11 minutes per felony.
Pray you never get arrested. The process is the punishment. 95% of criminal cases never go to trial because a plea bargain is reached. When a person is arrested for a crime, the DA doesn’t file one charge, but as many as can be plausibly applied. The avalanche of charges and potential for a long prison sentence are meant to intimidate the defendant into reaching a plea bargain.
Prosecutors know that anything can happen in a trial, so it’s safer to take the easy win. Getting a conviction on every single charge the DA could think up, is just not credible. We are supposed to believe that the DA didn’t go overboard on any of the charges?
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