Ex-US Attorney Urges Trump Judges And
Prosecutors To ‘Hold’ His ‘Feet
To The Fire’ As He Uses His Right To
Delay Cases
Posted By: Dreadnought, 6/21/2024 1:59:37 PM
Former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance in a Friday podcast episode accused former President Donald Trump of “abusing the system” by using his rights as a defendant to legally delay his cases. Trump has successfully delayed the cases he faces as a defendant, making it so some are unlikely to occur before the upcoming presidential election. Vance on “Defending Democracy” criticized Trump while praising Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and special counsel Jack Smith for their efforts to accelerate the cases against the former president and hold his “feet to the fire.” “I mean, it’s tough, right? It is a balancing act,” Vance said.
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Why The Associated Press' Article About
the TX Girl Murdered by Illegal Aliens
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the TX Girl Murdered by Illegal Aliens
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