Court “going to remove” Aileen Cannon from Trump case: Anti-MAGA lawyer.
Aileen Cannon, the controversial figure at the center of the Trump case, is facing potential removal from the bench. Cannon has stirred up a whirlwind of speculation and heated debate with her actions, particularly in delaying the case enough to ensure that it wouldn’t go to trial before the election. Her decisions have not only impacted the legal proceedings but have also sparked outrage and accusations of bias.
Cannon’s role in the Trump case has raised questions about her integrity as a judge. Some have accused her of being an “Anti-MAGA” lawyer, implying that her actions are politically motivated and not in line with upholding the law.… Continue reading
The recent news about the court no longer accepting complaints about Judge Aileen Cannon after receiving 1,000 complaints in one week is baffling. As an ordinary citizen, it is disheartening to see the judicial system not taking these complaints seriously and dismissing them as part of an “orchestrated campaign.” The fact that legitimate concerns and grievances are being brushed aside is concerning and raises questions about transparency and accountability within our legal system.
The onset of complaints after Judge Cannon indefinitely postponed the start of the trial in the Trump case, where mishandling of classified documents is at the forefront, is not a coincidence.… Continue reading
I find it absolutely baffling and infuriating that Judge Cannon has postponed the Trump case citing a backlog of motions that she herself failed to rule on. How can someone appointed to such a critical position in the judicial system be so blatantly incompetent and negligent in performing their duties? It is evident from the numerous motions and delays that Judge Cannon is in way over her head and is either grossly incompetent or corrupt, possibly both.
The fact that she has allowed Trump and his team to spam the docket with frivolous motions, failed to rule on them promptly, and then used the resulting backlog as an excuse to postpone the trial is not only unprofessional but also a violation of the rights of the defendants who have a constitutional right to a speedy trial.… Continue reading
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