Democrat Appellate Judge overturns half billion dollar fine

[A2SG]

It is not professional at all

What's unprofessional about a prosecutor saying she'll prosecute criminals if elected to the office of prosecutor?

It's what prosecutors do.

and could bias things against him.

If Trump's legal team believed that, they could have argued it in court. Of course, to claim it now you'd have to prove that the judge displayed bias against Trump in his judgment. Can you?

She is NOT like everyone else....she is an AG.

So? AG's have freedom of speech too, ya know. They can voice their opinions same as everyone else.

If Engoron wasn't biased then there would be no reason to rule it as excessive and against the Constitution!

Did you read how they determined the amount of the disgorgement? Where was the bias in that determination?

It was a witch hunt pure and simple.

"Witch hunts" typically don't have a preponderance of evidence like this trial had. That's kinda why we call them that.

-- A2SG, have you seen what kind of evidence they didn't have against Rebecca Nurse or Giles Corey?

 

[NxNW]

Trump did not break the law.

Fraud's not a crime?

 

[Vambram]

Fraud's not a crime?

When did he commit fraud?

 

[Belk]

In a liberal State with a liberal judge and a liberal AG who ran on getting Trump...yep nothing to see here! No James declared Trump guilty before there even was a case! That is how witch hunts work!

No, that is how all prosecutions work. Unless you think prosecutors should go after people who they do not think are guilty just to see if they can get them convicted?