Respected legal analyst and George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley recently cast doubt on the legitimacy of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's case against Donald J. Trump. His opinion stands on the claim that Bragg is drastically overstepping his boundaries, entering an unfamiliar legal landscape.

In a Fox News discussion, Turley spoke about the upcoming jury verdict, which pertains to accusations of a suspected 'hush money' ploy. Turley expressed his belief that Bragg's case against Trump is not grounded in a substantial legal basis, terming it 'legally laughable.'

He elaborated, stating that 'Bragg, after initially resisting the urge to bring forth these charges, ultimately gave in. The case he's pursuing was previously dismissed by his predecessor. Therefore, what we see here is a futile attempt to revive a dismissed misdemeanor and escalate it to appear as a serious federal offense.'

Providing further context, Turley said, 'The Department of Justice already dismissed the possibility of a federal offense under election law, in regards to this case. However, despite their conclusions, we are now facing the absurdity of this case moving forward.'

Respected legal analyst and George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley recently cast doubt on the legitimacy of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's case against Donald J. Trump. His opinion stands on the claim that Bragg is drastically overstepping his boundaries, entering an unfamiliar legal landscape.
In a Fox News discussion, Turley spoke about the upcoming jury verdict, which pertains to accusations of a suspected 'hush money' ploy. Turley expressed his belief that Bragg's case against Trump is not grounded in a substantial legal basis, terming it 'legally laughable.'
He elaborated, stating that 'Bragg, after initially resisting the urge to bring forth these charges, ultimately gave in. The case he's pursuing was previously dismissed by his predecessor. Therefore, what we see here is a futile attempt to revive a dismissed misdemeanor and escalate it to appear as a serious federal offense.'
Providing further context, Turley said, 'The Department of Justice already dismissed the possibility of a federal offense under election law, in regards to this case. However, despite their conclusions, we are now facing the absurdity of this case moving forward.'

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