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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and it looks like
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the judge in the Trump trial is starting to come around to reality
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Hey look, you guys know that Judge Juan Marchand has not been a fan of former President Donald Trump
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He's been quite the enemy to former President Donald Trump, but now it appears he's siding
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with the defense on something that is very key, a very key jury instruction that could
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lead to Trump walking out of that courtroom scot-free. And he should
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This case is an albatross. It is a horrific case that was brought by a political power-hungry district attorney
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and influenced by somebody who used to work for Biden's Department of Justice who's on
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this case. So what's going on here is the defense said, hey look, you gotta tell the jury this one
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thing because this is very important. And the judge looks like he's agreed with it
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Well this sets the whole trial on fire. If this actually comes to pass, and it looks like it will, I predict Trump walks out of
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that courtroom a free man. I want you to listen to this legal expert explain it in detail, and then let me know
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what you think about it in the comments. Let's watch the video
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It's engaging for passerbys. It deals with how the jury will be instructed
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That could very well determine the outcome in this case. The government is arguing some pretty sweeping positions
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Among them, they are arguing that they don't have to prove willful intent on all of the
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elements, on all of these actions. They're suggesting that things like unlawful means, which is really an important term of
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influencing election, can be satisfied by less than the criminal standard. And the defense, I think, legitimately saying, whoa, you're going to convict someone on a
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lower than criminal standard on an important element. And this is really the result of this sort of Frankenstein case
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Brad took this dead misdemeanor, zapped it back into life as a felony by sort of stitching
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together different crimes. And now the government's trying to use that to say, yeah, we did that
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But it also means we don't have to prove the full criminal standard on all elements
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So let me ask about having brought Robert Costello to the stand
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