Source:Meidas Touch– left to right: Fulton County, Georgia Judge Scott McAfee & Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis.

Source:The New Democrat

“Legal AF hosts Ben Meiselas and Michael Popok cover the surprising moment during the protective order hearing where a lawyer for Donald Trump’s co-defendant confessed to providing the proffer session video confessions of Sidney Powell and Jenna Ellis to the media.”

From the Meidas Touch

Both Ben Meiselas and Michael Popok could explain this better to you since they’re both lawyers: under the 6th Amendment, we all have a right to a trial in America. Anyone whose inducted for anything, regardless of the evidence against them, has a constitutional right to be tried in a public court. Instead of just pleading guilty, or immediately being sent to prison upon being indicted.

There is a big but here: we don’t have a constitutional right to try our cases in public. We don’t have a constitutional right to leak to the media protected and classified evidence against or for us. Whatever evidence that the prosecution has against us, or could be used to help us, if we’re a defendant in a felony case, has to be presented in court and then approved by the judge, whether or not it’s allowed to be presented in the case at all.

If Donald Trump and his lawyers, as well as his co-defendants lawyers don’t want to be convicted of a felony and end up in prison themselves, along with their clients, and worry about having to share a cell with a serial murder, or being poisoned in the chow hall, when they’re trying to eat their meals, (if you want to call prison food meals) or getting stabbed in the chow hall, they need to play by the rules of the court. Anytime they believe that the judge is being unfair to them and their clients and rules against them unfairly, they can always appeal the judge’s decisions against them.