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The charges are. and we want to see the indictment and exactly what it looks like what he's charged with and what the theory under which many of the case the charges are being brought. looking to see what the judge does. is the judge going to try to restrict anything, it's unlikely that there's been talking about some sort of a gag order that seems highly unlikely. gorder is unlikely given the first amendment constraints. that being said this judge, judge marshawn is somebody who's going to going to keep a tight control of his courtroom. he's not going to think about politics. he's going to th...

Works. [laughter] >> and i think nancy pelosi probably realized exactly what she was saying when she tweeted that. i think a lot of people have been waiting and hoping for donald trump to be charged with and any other crime. they're convinced he's corrupt to the core, and they certainly believe that he's guilty and think that there's a heavy, heavy burden on him to prove otherwise. and so that's exactly what to expect from pelosi and other liberals, i think, as we proceed with the trial process. paul: of course, in america you're innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. when w...

From there? as far as you understand it. well the speedy trial process will occur, but mr trump is entitled to a strong defense. i am familiar with his defense attorney. we worked together in his past. he's a very good attorney. and as i reminded your viewers, i hope not without surprising anyone that donald trump is presumed innocent. and while he is politicizing by calling it a witch hunt and all the things that trump does to deflect, i would ask everybody watching tonight. keep your mind open to the actual evidence, documents speak for themselves, witnesses that are more than one witness sp...

Being deposed for the first time can be a stressful and intimidating experience and especially so if there is significant money on the line. However, with the right preparation and mindset, you can make the process go more smoothly and avoid making costly mistakes.

What is particularly unusual here is it also applies to people who have not necessarily received their verdicts yet, who have not gone through the full trial process, and so it does seem that this could be connected to the months of protests that have been rocking the country since the death of the young kurdish woman mahsa amini in police custody in september. when it comes to the pardons themselves, there are big caveats — the prisoners must pledge in writing that they regret their actions, and it doesn't apply to people like dual nationals, for example, who can become useful in negotiatio...