Legal scholar and Fox News analyst, Jonathan Turley, who is also a professor of law at George Washington University, has expressed concern over Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's approach to controversial legal proceedings. In a New York Post opinion piece, Turley discusses Bragg’s case which centers on claims of a covert payment scheme.

Turley labels Bragg's lawsuit against former President Donald Trump as 'legally absurd'. He highlights the dilemmas this case poses to those involved in the practice of law, projecting the case as a politically biased pursuit based on a theory that even esteemed legal experts are rejecting.

Stepping into the week, the controversy took a turn towards what Turley defines as 'obscenity'. He did not acquiesce to the introduction of unrelated, unproven allegations regarding Trump's interactions with former model or the expected divulgence of an earlier relationship with an adult entertainer.

The essence of the prosecution's proof rests on their claim that Trump manipulated business documents furthering another crime. The case, subjected to several months of ambiguity, finally saw the prosecution propose a new, yet vague and ill-defined theory.

Legal scholar and Fox News analyst, Jonathan Turley, who is also a professor of law at George Washington University, has expressed concern over Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's approach to controversial legal proceedings. In a New York Post opinion piece, Turley discusses Bragg’s case which centers on claims of a covert payment scheme.
Turley labels Bragg's lawsuit against former President Donald Trump as 'legally absurd'. He highlights the dilemmas this case poses to those involved in the practice of law, projecting the case as a politically biased pursuit based on a theory that even esteemed legal experts are rejecting.
Stepping into the week, the controversy took a turn towards what Turley defines as 'obscenity'. He did not acquiesce to the introduction of unrelated, unproven allegations regarding Trump's interactions with former model or the expected divulgence of an earlier relationship with an adult entertainer.
The essence of the prosecution's proof rests on their claim that Trump manipulated business documents furthering another crime. The case, subjected to several months of ambiguity, finally saw the prosecution propose a new, yet vague and ill-defined theory.

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