Cevallos on Trump: You Need a Record for an Appeal, But an Issue I Noticed Was that There Weren’t a Lot of Objections Raised

RUSH EXCERPT:
CEVALLOS: "Reporter: to build an appeal, you have to build a record. One of the issues I noticed and I prefer not to criticize counsel that there were not a lot of objections raised. That was not me talking but that was justice merchan during the critical points that will be an appealable issue heard the Stormy Daniels testimony justice merchan noted that the dip and was not objecting when he thought they should have been. As you build an appeal, you look for our judge errors. I agreed that justice merchan was pretty evenhanded. I’m not saying smu might appear in front of — too often lawyers get on the air and say this judge is fair but no nonsense. Nothing but praise for judges. I really did think he was pretty fair and move things along and efficient. Appealable issues are not limited to judge errors alone. They may appear on issues, like the law itself the law itself is problematic. It might be unconstitutionally vague and violate due process. That has nothing to do with justice merchan. A fair criticism might be that justice merchan may have applied the law very well and according to the law and what the legislature prescribed, however, the legislature itself may have made a mistake in enacting this law. That happens all the time."