Prosecution of Donald Trump's Business Records Trial
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is pushing to uphold the indictment and guilty verdict in Donald Trump's business records trial post his election win. Prosecutors argue that Trump should receive temporary accommodations during his presidency to prevent the case from interfering with his official duties.
Key Points
- Manhattan DA pushing to maintain indictment and guilty verdict post Trump's election win
- Prosecutors argue for temporary accommodations to prevent interference with official duties
- Judge considering options to preserve guilty verdict, including suspending the case
Pros
- Upholding the indictment and guilty verdict ensures justice is served
- Prevents the case from interfering with official presidential duties
Cons
- Potential controversy over the handling of the case in relation to Trump's presidency