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To: Manuel OKelley
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

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.

43 posted on 03/22/2023 12:30:38 PM PDT by OldMissileer (Atlas, Titan, Minuteman, PK. Winners of the Cold War)
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To: OldMissileer

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.

I suggest someone put together all Braggs statements, video newspaper etc saying he was going after trump and make a political ad about it..and give it to the NY bar as a complaint


51 posted on 03/22/2023 3:55:28 PM PDT by rolling_stone
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To: OldMissileer

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.

I suggest someone put together all Braggs statements, video newspaper etc saying he was going after trump and make a political ad about it..and give it to the NY bar as a complaint


52 posted on 03/22/2023 3:55:28 PM PDT by rolling_stone
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