Legal experts are deeply concerned about judge Aileen Cannon’s ability to oversee a fair trial in the Trump documents case. Read the latest from besslevin:
, was something! But based on the proceedings that went down in Cannon’s courtroom this week, it appears that old habits, unfortunately, die hard.Jack Smith
be struck from the record, and questioned the “legal propriety” of using an “out-of-district grand jury proceeding to continue to investigate and/or to seek post-indictment hearings.” While Cannon gave Smith until August 22 to explain the situation, legal experts immediately pointed out that the reason is quite obvious, and the judge’s line of questioning should be raising major red flags.on Twitter.
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