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Mark Levin: The Democrat Party has completely destroyed our electoral system | Fox News Video
'Life, Liberty, and Levin' host Mark Levin discusses the precedent set by former President Trump's felony conviction.
I didn't grasp all that Mark Levin said because I am not an attorney, although I have studied some law and read numerous books on various criminal cases/ trials. Also, I was taking written notes, which was distracting..
But I'm going to re watch this video because there are things he says that I have not heard before RE the bogus Trump verdict and appeal thereof.
He says that the indictment didn't have a specific charge, a clear violation of the Constitution that requires the defendant KNOW this. Geez.. that's basic, so why are we here, America? (I knew this one)
He says the judge didn't appear to do all he could to ensure a fair trial (my words)--UNDERSTATEMENT
The jury not being sequestered is very important -- not sure if Levin said this is reversible error, but I would say it definitely is
He says the jury was infected by negativity (already knew that one)
That --and we knew this one-- a state prosecutor cannot prosecute federal "crimes." If that isn't reversible error, what is?
Here are some things I had not thought of (probably because I am overwhelmed with all this...)
He mentions "disparate treatment" of Republican citizens/ voters and "equal protection" issues.. (that this is not just about one man, Trump)
He mentions that (this is not verbatim, just what I seem to recall) the judge was attempting to influence the election.. that "we can't have that" in the US
Another thing I had been thinking: that this (if I understood him?) should go to the SCOTUS.. not clear whether he meant it should go directly there but I think that's what he was saying.. skip the NY appellate court if possible
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