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1:25:30Now PlayingTrial attorneys Ben Meiselas and Michael Popok are back with a new episode of the weekend edition of the Legal AF podcast. On this end of 2023 episode, they debate/discuss: Trump’s trial team being outmatched, outwitted, out-prepared and out worked, by the DOJ, NY Attorney General, Fulton County DA, and private lawyers, in simultaneous Civil, Criminal and Appellate matters; Trump suffering another setback related to experts and damages in the E. Jean Carroll defamation and punitive damages case set for January; what will happen next in Trump’s attempts to have his criminal indictment dismissed on immunity grounds; whether Judge Cannon will use the “Confidential Information Procedures Act” (AKA CIPA) procedures required in the Mar-a-Lago case to give Trump the delay in the May trial he’s been transparently seeking; whether the US Supreme Court will find that states, like Michigan, Colorado and Maine, have the power to ban Trump from the ballot, and so much more from the intersection of law, politics and justice.
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