The MeidasTouch Podcast Prosecutors ACT FAST, Won’t Let Trump ESCAPE 2024 Criminal Trial
Dec 11, 2023
The latest discussion highlights Special Counsel Jack Smith's strong opposition to delaying Trump’s trial, emphasizing its scheduled date of March 4, 2024. Legal intricacies are explored, including motions for dismissal and accusations of selective prosecution. The hosts analyze the importance of the court's authority during appeals and the need for a timely resolution. With differing legal strategies at play, the pressure mounts as they dissect the critical elements of the ongoing case against Trump.
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Trump's Stay Motion Opposed
- Donald Trump's motion for a stay pending appeal in the D.C. federal criminal case was opposed by Special Counsel Jack Smith.
- Trump aims to delay the March 4, 2024, trial regarding his attempt to overturn the 2020 election results.
Griggs Doctrine Central to Opposition
- Jack Smith's concise opposition to Trump's stay motion centers on the Griggs Doctrine.
- This doctrine allows district court proceedings unrelated to the specific appeal to continue.
Trial Date Should Be Maintained
- Citing United States v. Jefferson, Jack Smith argues that maintaining a trial date during an interlocutory appeal is prudent.
- This allows the court and parties to plan effectively.