HOUSTON ∙ Will the judge who convicted former President Donald Trump be jailed? With a new twist in the case, the case is once again attracting world attention. Manhattan District Attorney charged with ‘unlawful’ leaking of details of indictment against Trump The matter has intensified after Trump came forward and demanded the resignation of the attorney who leaked the indictment.
Trump, who lives in Trump Tower in New York City, called on District Attorney Alvin Bragg to prosecute himself ahead of Tuesday’s trial. It is alleged that Yahoo journalist Michael Isikoff passed the impeachment report against Trump.
According to this report, Trump will have to face 34 crimes. The details of the charges etc will come out officially on Tuesday. Currently it is in a sealed state. But the content has come out even before that, which is controversial. But Trump, who arrived in his hometown to stand trial, used the new controversy to accuse the crime of being fabricated.
Trump will not be handcuffed or jailed after the court hearing, according to the leaked indictment report. Trump also accused Bragg of illegally leaking 33 counts of the indictment. Bragg must resign, Trump demanded. ‘This means he should be charged immediately. Now if he wants to clear himself, he has to incriminate himself as the District Attorney. He will go down in judicial history. sure He must have a wife who hates Trump. They must be proud of him now.’- Trump mocked. Trump ends the note by calling for Bragg to resign.
Bragg’s wife, Jamila Ponton-Bragg, has been attacked by Trump for days. Trump also accuses her of being the driving force behind her husband’s decision to press charges.
Trump’s indictment was filed Thursday. Its broad outlines have been widely reported. Michael Isikoff, a reporter now at Yahoo News, was formerly a national investigative reporter for NBC News. He was the one who broke the scoop on Monica Lewinsky’s affair with Bill Clinton.