Opinion: Trump's lawyer ended with 'nothing further, your Honor.' Voters must go further for democracy.
Courts interpret laws from arguments that lawyers put forth in specific cases, a process that takes time. What happens faster? Voting.
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Courts interpret laws from arguments that lawyers put forth in specific cases, a process that takes time. What happens faster? Voting.
From the editorial, "It would be wrong to think of an expeditious ruling in this case as an anti-Trump gesture; a ruling that allowed Trump to go on trial before the election could politically benefit the former president if he were acquitted. "
”The advantage I have now is I know everybody. I know people. I know the good, the bad, the stupid, the smart.”
The court’s senior justice took notice of an argument that could put the special counsel’s tenure in jeopardy.