
How To Get Trump Criminally Charged
April 2, 2022
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as posted by the channelEven with all the potential obstacles, there are still ways current investigations can get Trump criminally charged. John Iadarola and David Cay Johnston break it down on The Damage Report.
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How the prosecution of Donald Trump can continue
"For more than two years, seasoned Manhattan prosecutors, working with two grand juries, investigated Donald Trump’s finances, coming to the firm conclusion that the former president has committed numerous crimes. But when prosecutors Mark Pomerantz and Carey Dunne recommended an indictment earlier this year, Alvin Bragg, the newly elected Manhattan district attorney, rejected their advice.
There is no reason for Bragg’s cold feet to be the end of the efforts to prosecute Trump and perhaps his confederates because New York Constitution and state statutes provide a simple way to revive this moribund criminal investigation. And there is nothing Bragg can do to stop it.
All Gov. Hochul needs to do is exercise her authority under Article 63, Section 2 of New York’s executive law to remove Bragg and appoint state Attorney General Letitia James to take over the case."
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