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The district attorney may have expected. so, moving that schedule around, having the ability to be fluid a little bit, there is nothing unusual about that. it is getting a little unusual, frankly, now that its well past the typical work day and closing time of the courthouse. the indictments are going to be returned in open court, meaning it has to be an open forum there in the courtroom and the courthouse has to be open. i dont know if shes anticipating asking for an indictment today, or if the...

In each indictment and we dont know. i will give an update in real time to you and our viewers. the clerks office advising that worst-case scenario, it could take three hours before the court documents are released. at this point, we are still going to be on a wait and see stage. to your question, as well, what we are going to see on each indictment is a identification on the left side of the first page, recitation of the charges as they are set forth on the right side of the first page and belo...

Hes been flipping out on his truth social media feed for several days, all caps, tweets, calling the prosecutor deranged. hes continuing to do that. i think its noted that nobody saw any witnesses go into the grand jury on thursday. they spent all day with the grand jury, so one could speculate this might be a presentation with a lot of people cometic in, the prosecutorial team, leading up to the presentment of the indictment which could be tomorrow. >> its interesting, jane, despite all the leg...

This typically, it would be impossible for anyone. but for the former president who have had the sort of authority that he had. and lose that authority, and then to continue the fact pattern here who. but nevertheless, when you are investigating this alleged activity, you have to look at it through this lens of, what did this person do and, how did that conduct stack up against the law? certainly, now were talking about a present men -- presentment about this soon to be defendant as a former pre...

They do not indict, but what they can do, when they hear all of the witnesses, and there were witnesses, they can have a presentment, which means that they are recommending there are charges for whatever case this is that they are looking at, and also a transcript is formed as witnesses in this grand jury, and can be sent to a foreign jurisdiction, which would potentially be idaho thats what we know, jake. >> lets turn to the mother of brian laundry. he took his own life, but before he did, he w...

Know there is a lot of it. but i have to ask, if anything that just today take issue with other citing that describe wrongly. >> no, though they may take issue with is that my found would take issue this crime is such a big deal. it just doesnt feel that way to me. im writing a book as a 70, almost 72-year-old top not quite retired lawyer. but i thank you for having it. >> you are a man who knows which speak. it has been, theyre done, that in terms of the law. both as a federal prosecutor, and s...

Administration that raided his home. and for what? the fifth amendment, no person shall be held to answer for a crime unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury. -- may not be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law. we have people rotting in a jail in washington d.c., who have not seen the inside of a courtroom yet, they are rotting there on misdemeanors on parading and trespassing, im not talking about violent rioters, but of day citizens, a 69-year-old gran...

Administration that raided his home. and for what? the fifth amendment, no person shall be held to answer for a crime unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury. -- may not be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law. we have people rotting in a jail in washington d.c., who have not seen the inside of a courtroom yet, they are rotting there on misdemeanors on parading and trespassing, im not talking about violent rioters, but of day citizens, a 69-year-old gran...

Where a plaintiff student claiming that he was wrongfully suspended filed a complaint alleging negligent infliction of emotional distress, that count should have been dismissed because the plaintiff failed to satisfy the presentment requirement of the Massachusetts Tort Claims Act. Reversed. “This is an interlocutory appeal from the denial of the defendant's motion to dismiss

Courthouse in new york. what happened? >> yes, so, dana, this was a presentment, his initial appearance. the prosecutors asking that he be detained. the defense attorney not objecting to that. hes going to be detained as he awaits trial here. a couple of notes from the prosecutors. they argued for this detention because they say that this was entirely premeditated, that this was a premeditated mass shooting. they talk about how he had a stockpile of ammunition. prosecutors also say that he came ...