Legal Advice for Donald Trump in Response to Manhattan Trial
Conservative radio host and litigator Mark Levin advises former President Donald Trump to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court if convicted in Manhattan, citing serious constitutional issues. Trump faces 34 counts and potentially over 100 years in prison sentences.
Key Points
- Mark Levin advises Trump to appeal to U.S. Supreme Court if convicted
- Judge's controversial instructions and refusal to allow printed jury instructions for deliberation
- Trump faces 34 counts and potentially over 100 years in prison sentences
Cons
- Constitutional issues raised by Mark Levin
- Controversial jury instructions by Judge Juan Merchan
- Accusations of political motives by Levin towards the judge