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The former President of the States, Donald Trump is in some deep trouble in terms of legal affairs. From being impeached twice to being indicted a fourth time. He’s in for some serious consequences in the eyes of the law. As of now, he isn’t in custody nor has he been arrested. But, there’s a possibility that the latter may actually happen as per the hearing at court on Wednesday.
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This week former federal prosecutor, Glenn Kirschner, mentioned that even after several warnings, Donald Trump’s ‘bad behavior’ isn’t showing signs of restraint or improvement, per Miami Herald. Naturally, it’s making the judge rather irritable and disgruntled. Earlier, Trump “declared” that a witness involved shouldn’t be allowed to “testify” before a Grand Jury summoned by Fulton County District’s Attorney Fani Willis. He did so via a post on Truth Social.
In an article for MSNBC, Kirschner recalled the pretrial conditions as issued by a federal court and quoted the order:
“In the federal system, there are a number of laws that guide judges in deciding when they can and/or should detain a defendant pending trial,” he began. “The Federal Bail Reform Act of 1996 established a presumption in favor of pretrial release. Congress further fine-tuned the law by amending the act in 1984, requiring a judge to release a defendant pending trial unless the judge concludes that detention is necessary to reasonably assure the defendant will not flee and/or endanger others,” Kirschner added.
