Jonathan Emord, a constitutional law and litigation expert,... believes that the trial violated President Trump’s due process ...

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This is the same man who has won numerous cases in court against the FDA. Quite the CV all around.



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Jonathan Emord, a constitutional law and litigation expert, told The Epoch Times that he believes that the trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was “riddled with bias” but that he, too, sees little hope for Supreme Court intervention until the New York Court of Appeals has weighed in.

“The fact of the matter is that a trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was riddled with bias, evidentiary rulings that deprive him of a full and fair opportunity to present his case,” he said.

“On the merits, there really is no foundation for a legal basis for decision because it’s a novel theory of law that’s been applied,” Mr. Emord said of the way the case was brought by Mr. Bragg.

Asked why Mr. Johnson suggested that the Supreme Court should step in at an earlier-than-normal stage of the appeals process, Mr. Emord suggested it’s because of “exceptional circumstances.”

“He’s arguing that there are exceptional circumstances that would warrant the Supreme Court to intervene and while there certainly are exceptional circumstances, I suspect that the Supreme Court would not intervene in the first instance, but would allow an appellate court in New York to issue a determination,” he said.

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Jonathan W. Emord is a constitutional and administrative lawyer who has appeared before the federal courts and agencies for 35 years. He is the only attorney in American history to have defeated the FDA eight times in federal court. He served as an attorney in the FCC during the Reagan Administration and as a Vice President at the Cato Institute. Jonathan is the author of numerous published works and books, including Freedom, Technology, and the First Amendment, The Rise of Tyranny, Global Censorship of Health Information, and Restore the Republic which are all critically acclaimed. Former Congressman Ron Paul calls Jonathan “an expert in constitutional theory and history” and “an expert litigator with a long string of legal victories over the federal bureaucracy” (from Ron Paul’s Foreword to Restore the Republic). Jonathan is a columnist for U.S.A. Today Magazine and has appeared on several national programs, including the Stossel Show (Fox Business Channel), McCuistion (PBS), and Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, and in several documentaries.

 
This is the same man who has won numerous cases in court against the FDA. Quite the CV all around.



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Jonathan Emord, a constitutional law and litigation expert, told The Epoch Times that he believes that the trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was “riddled with bias” but that he, too, sees little hope for Supreme Court intervention until the New York Court of Appeals has weighed in.
“The fact of the matter is that a trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was riddled with bias, evidentiary rulings that deprive him of a full and fair opportunity to present his case,” he said.
“On the merits, there really is no foundation for a legal basis for decision because it’s a novel theory of law that’s been applied,” Mr. Emord said of the way the case was brought by Mr. Bragg.
Asked why Mr. Johnson suggested that the Supreme Court should step in at an earlier-than-normal stage of the appeals process, Mr. Emord suggested it’s because of “exceptional circumstances.”
“He’s arguing that there are exceptional circumstances that would warrant the Supreme Court to intervene and while there certainly are exceptional circumstances, I suspect that the Supreme Court would not intervene in the first instance, but would allow an appellate court in New York to issue a determination,” he said.
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Jonathan W. Emord is a constitutional and administrative lawyer who has appeared before the federal courts and agencies for 35 years. He is the only attorney in American history to have defeated the FDA eight times in federal court. He served as an attorney in the FCC during the Reagan Administration and as a Vice President at the Cato Institute. Jonathan is the author of numerous published works and books, including Freedom, Technology, and the First Amendment, The Rise of Tyranny, Global Censorship of Health Information, and Restore the Republic which are all critically acclaimed. Former Congressman Ron Paul calls Jonathan “an expert in constitutional theory and history” and “an expert litigator with a long string of legal victories over the federal bureaucracy” (from Ron Paul’s Foreword to Restore the Republic). Jonathan is a columnist for U.S.A. Today Magazine and has appeared on several national programs, including the Stossel Show (Fox Business Channel), McCuistion (PBS), and Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, and in several documentaries.

This is a state case. You understand this, right? You understand the process and steps of appeals...right?
The SC isn't going to intervene. Trump's rights were not violated. He was given the opportunity to present a defense to a jury of his peers.. And that jury deliberated and found him guilty of the crime he was charged with.
Falsification of business records is a felony in the state of NY.

The Supreme Court isn't the ref at a dodgeball tourney. :)
They don't just step in because some ambulance chasing hack is aggrieved. :auiqs.jpg:
 
This is the same man who has won numerous cases in court against the FDA. Quite the CV all around.



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Jonathan Emord, a constitutional law and litigation expert, told The Epoch Times that he believes that the trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was “riddled with bias” but that he, too, sees little hope for Supreme Court intervention until the New York Court of Appeals has weighed in.
“The fact of the matter is that a trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was riddled with bias, evidentiary rulings that deprive him of a full and fair opportunity to present his case,” he said.
“On the merits, there really is no foundation for a legal basis for decision because it’s a novel theory of law that’s been applied,” Mr. Emord said of the way the case was brought by Mr. Bragg.
Asked why Mr. Johnson suggested that the Supreme Court should step in at an earlier-than-normal stage of the appeals process, Mr. Emord suggested it’s because of “exceptional circumstances.”
“He’s arguing that there are exceptional circumstances that would warrant the Supreme Court to intervene and while there certainly are exceptional circumstances, I suspect that the Supreme Court would not intervene in the first instance, but would allow an appellate court in New York to issue a determination,” he said.
...



Jonathan W. Emord is a constitutional and administrative lawyer who has appeared before the federal courts and agencies for 35 years. He is the only attorney in American history to have defeated the FDA eight times in federal court. He served as an attorney in the FCC during the Reagan Administration and as a Vice President at the Cato Institute. Jonathan is the author of numerous published works and books, including Freedom, Technology, and the First Amendment, The Rise of Tyranny, Global Censorship of Health Information, and Restore the Republic which are all critically acclaimed. Former Congressman Ron Paul calls Jonathan “an expert in constitutional theory and history” and “an expert litigator with a long string of legal victories over the federal bureaucracy” (from Ron Paul’s Foreword to Restore the Republic). Jonathan is a columnist for U.S.A. Today Magazine and has appeared on several national programs, including the Stossel Show (Fox Business Channel), McCuistion (PBS), and Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, and in several documentaries.

This loser?


He "defeated the FDA eight times in federal court?" "Defeated?" :auiqs.jpg:

List the cases.
 
This is a state case. You understand this, right? You understand the process and steps of appeals...right?
The SC isn't going to intervene. Trump's rights were not violated. He was given the opportunity to present a defense to a jury of his peers.. And that jury deliberated and found him guilty of the crime he was charged with.
Falsification of business records is a felony in the state of NY.

The Supreme Court isn't the ref at a dodgeball tourney. :)
They don't just step in because some ambulance chasing hack is aggrieved. :auiqs.jpg:
Two great observations in the NYT by reporters writing from within the courtroom:

"The jurors’ heads have shifted down, and many appear to be taking careful notes, as they hear the instructions related to the secondary crimes — known in the law as “predicate” or “object” crimes --"

and...

"The defense lawyers made clear during the conference on charging instructions how concerned they were that there would be a broad explanation for what the jurors could consider. Both the defense and the prosecution had some victories in that conference.

But state law is different than federal law, and most of the commentary on television and in op-ed pages stems from an understanding of federal lawnot the state laws applicable here."

 
This is a state case. You understand this, right? You understand the process and steps of appeals...right?
The SC isn't going to intervene. Trump's rights were not violated. He was given the opportunity to present a defense to a jury of his peers.. And that jury deliberated and found him guilty of the crime he was charged with.
Falsification of business records is a felony in the state of NY.

The Supreme Court isn't the ref at a dodgeball tourney. :)
They don't just step in because some ambulance chasing hack is aggrieved. :auiqs.jpg:
He was also being charged with unprecedented offenses with ambiguity as to when the statutes of limitations ran out on these laws.
 
This is a state case. You understand this, right? You understand the process and steps of appeals...right?
The SC isn't going to intervene. Trump's rights were not violated. He was given the opportunity to present a defense to a jury of his peers.. And that jury deliberated and found him guilty of the crime he was charged with.
Falsification of business records is a felony in the state of NY.

The Supreme Court isn't the ref at a dodgeball tourney. :)
They don't just step in because some ambulance chasing hack is aggrieved. :auiqs.jpg:
It's a misdemeanor. How were they made a felony?
 
This is the same man who has won numerous cases in court against the FDA. Quite the CV all around.



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Jonathan Emord, a constitutional law and litigation expert, told The Epoch Times that he believes that the trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was “riddled with bias” but that he, too, sees little hope for Supreme Court intervention until the New York Court of Appeals has weighed in.
“The fact of the matter is that a trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was riddled with bias, evidentiary rulings that deprive him of a full and fair opportunity to present his case,” he said.
“On the merits, there really is no foundation for a legal basis for decision because it’s a novel theory of law that’s been applied,” Mr. Emord said of the way the case was brought by Mr. Bragg.
Asked why Mr. Johnson suggested that the Supreme Court should step in at an earlier-than-normal stage of the appeals process, Mr. Emord suggested it’s because of “exceptional circumstances.”
“He’s arguing that there are exceptional circumstances that would warrant the Supreme Court to intervene and while there certainly are exceptional circumstances, I suspect that the Supreme Court would not intervene in the first instance, but would allow an appellate court in New York to issue a determination,” he said.
...



Jonathan W. Emord is a constitutional and administrative lawyer who has appeared before the federal courts and agencies for 35 years. He is the only attorney in American history to have defeated the FDA eight times in federal court. He served as an attorney in the FCC during the Reagan Administration and as a Vice President at the Cato Institute. Jonathan is the author of numerous published works and books, including Freedom, Technology, and the First Amendment, The Rise of Tyranny, Global Censorship of Health Information, and Restore the Republic which are all critically acclaimed. Former Congressman Ron Paul calls Jonathan “an expert in constitutional theory and history” and “an expert litigator with a long string of legal victories over the federal bureaucracy” (from Ron Paul’s Foreword to Restore the Republic). Jonathan is a columnist for U.S.A. Today Magazine and has appeared on several national programs, including the Stossel Show (Fox Business Channel), McCuistion (PBS), and Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, and in several documentaries.

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This is the same man who has won numerous cases in court against the FDA. Quite the CV all around.



...
Jonathan Emord, a constitutional law and litigation expert, told The Epoch Times that he believes that the trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was “riddled with bias” but that he, too, sees little hope for Supreme Court intervention until the New York Court of Appeals has weighed in.
“The fact of the matter is that a trial violated President Trump’s due process rights and was riddled with bias, evidentiary rulings that deprive him of a full and fair opportunity to present his case,” he said.
“On the merits, there really is no foundation for a legal basis for decision because it’s a novel theory of law that’s been applied,” Mr. Emord said of the way the case was brought by Mr. Bragg.
Asked why Mr. Johnson suggested that the Supreme Court should step in at an earlier-than-normal stage of the appeals process, Mr. Emord suggested it’s because of “exceptional circumstances.”
“He’s arguing that there are exceptional circumstances that would warrant the Supreme Court to intervene and while there certainly are exceptional circumstances, I suspect that the Supreme Court would not intervene in the first instance, but would allow an appellate court in New York to issue a determination,” he said.
...



Jonathan W. Emord is a constitutional and administrative lawyer who has appeared before the federal courts and agencies for 35 years. He is the only attorney in American history to have defeated the FDA eight times in federal court. He served as an attorney in the FCC during the Reagan Administration and as a Vice President at the Cato Institute. Jonathan is the author of numerous published works and books, including Freedom, Technology, and the First Amendment, The Rise of Tyranny, Global Censorship of Health Information, and Restore the Republic which are all critically acclaimed. Former Congressman Ron Paul calls Jonathan “an expert in constitutional theory and history” and “an expert litigator with a long string of legal victories over the federal bureaucracy” (from Ron Paul’s Foreword to Restore the Republic). Jonathan is a columnist for U.S.A. Today Magazine and has appeared on several national programs, including the Stossel Show (Fox Business Channel), McCuistion (PBS), and Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, and in several documentaries.

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