It’s hard to see who was victimized by Trump’s 34 alleged felonies: The New York case against the former president is morally dubious as well as legally shaky

It’s hard to see who was victimized by Trump’s 34 alleged felonies: The New York case against the former president is morally dubious as well as legally shaky

Published by admin on Sun, 04/16/2023 - 6:01pm

DONALD TRUMP: April 12, 2023

Since the New York indictment of Donald Trump was unsealed last week, critics across the political spectrum have noted the legal problems with transforming one hush payment into 34 felonies. But in assessing the seriousness of this case, it is also relevant to ask who was injured by the former president’s actions, a question that poses more of a puzzle than Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg suggests.

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