The experts also outlined a potential legal defense for Trump and predicted that a prosecution of him arising from Saturday’s telephone call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a fellow Republican, would be unlikely.
Raffensperger on Monday told ABC’s “Good Morning America” program that a criminal investigation into Trump’s actions could be launched in the state by an Atlanta-area prosecutor, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.In a statement on Monday, Willis said she found Trump’s call “disturbing” and promised to “enforce the law without fear or favor” if the matter were to be formally referred to her office for investigation.
The president also suggested that Raffensperger could face consequences if he did not state publicly that there were thousands of shredded ballots, as the president seized on an unfounded election fraud allegation.The legal experts said prosecutors could argue that Trump’s power as a sitting president, combined with the vague threats of prosecution, amounted to him making an unlawful demand of Raffensperger under the Georgia statute.
Biden defeated Trump in crucial election battleground states including Georgia that the president had won in the 2016 election. “The only way in which the president did not commit felonies under both Georgia and federal law is if he sincerely believes there are 11,780 legitimate Trump votes that have not yet been counted, despite three different recounts,” Levitt said.
تہاڈے کولوں اپنی سامبی نہی جاندی چلے لوکاں دی صحیح غلط کڈن۔
ٹرمپ اور نواز شریف ایک ہی قبیل کے لوگ ہیں بزنس مین ہیں اور چہرے پہ سیاسی رنگ جمایا ہوا ہے
Never ever