Alvin Bragg wants to keep Trump's hush-money case alive, saying presidential immunity is "temporary"
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is opposing President-elect Donald Trump ’s motion to dismiss his hush-money case, suggesting that it instead be put on hold while Trump is in office because “president-elect immunity does not exist," MSNBC reported Tuesday.
Bragg pitches post-presidency Trump sentencing in renewed push urging Judge Merchan to keep conviction alive
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office called on Judge Juan Merchan to not drop President-elect Donald Trump's Manhattan criminal conviction, offering alternative options in a court filing.
Trump has frequently used racist trops to attack Bragg, whose office prosecuted landmark hush money case against Republican ...
Former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy said there is a “faction” of jurors in the Daniel Penny trial that have bought ...
After prosecuting both a former president and a nationally covered homicide case this year, Bragg's office will soon take on ...
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Fresh off of one of the biggest attempted injustices in recent American criminal history, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin ...
George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said Tuesday that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s effort ...
A lot of Donald Trump's legal problems vanished when he won the presidency, but one Trump prosecutor isn't backing down, a ...
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Is Alvin Bragg’s time up? Prosecutor Marcia Clark weighs inMarcia Clark, O.J. Simpson prosecutor and the author of "Trial by Ambush," breaks down Manhattan District Attorney Alvin ...
Anything less than firing Alvin Bragg shows how unserious Gov. Hochul is about tackling crime in New York City and upholding ...
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