Turley: There Are Many ‘Reversible Errors’ in Trump’s New York Trial

EXCERPT:

TURLEY: "Well, first of all, I think that of those options, an acquittal is fast-moving outside the realm of possibility. I think it’s just extremely unlikely. I think the choice between a hung jury and an outright conviction, I still think that this is such a weak case, one has to give a nod to the hung jury. But if there is a conviction, and that would not necessarily surprise many of us, no, I don’t think that this could make it through an appeal before the election, at least to its final — to a final appeal. You can’t just, I think, leap over the New York appellate system, try to get to the Supreme Court. There are many, in my view, reversible errors here. I think they are very serious. I think that Merchan is not going to be able to correct all of them in these instructions. Every indication is that — so far — is that these instructions will greatly favor the prosecution

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