Malicious prosecution is extraordinarily hard to prove as the perpetrator of said prosecution can usually use being incompetent as a defense, however in a situation like this it seems within the realm of possibilities should a venue where any semblance of justice exists
I’m a constant voice on this forum urging people not to think of lawsuits as magic. Manuel is correct that malicious prosecution is difficult to prove, and the cause of action doesn’t even come into being until they pull the trigger and bring the indictment. Trumps play, if this fizzles, now or alter, is a political one: these cowards came after me and don’t have the nerve )or ability) to follow through. A lawsuit that would end years from now is worthless
There is a good chance it could be proved because Bragg actually campaigned on indicting President Trump. It was one of his main campaign points and from what I have read is totally illegal, but Democrats never get in trouble for doing truly illegal things.