'Going to be a criminal conviction': Trump's ex-lawyer warns N.Y. case won't go his way

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Trump has yet to win a case in New York since becoming a private citizen in 2021.
43% : "Bragg was the first to indict Trump in the spring of 2023.
43% : Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, admitted to having an affair with Trump shortly after his wife, Melania, gave birth to their son, Barron.
31% : I don't see what Donald Trump would really have to add in testimony.
29% : Bragg's prosecution of Trump may be the only one of the president's four upcoming trials to conclude before election day, as his two federal trials and his Fulton County, Georgia election interference trial have yet to be officially scheduled.
25% : Michael Cohen predicts Trump will be found 'guilty on all charges' in Manhattan trialCohen himself has already served a three-year federal prison sentence for his role in the scheme among other crimes, and will be considered one of Bragg's star witnesses in the trial.
22% : but any first-year law student could win a prosecution against Donald Trump in Manhattan, so they're going to have to assume that they're going to lose this case in front of a jury," Dershowitz said.
12% : In an interview with Rolling Stone, lawyer Alan Dershowitz -- who represented Trump in his first impeachment trial -- said Trump's legal team should expect a worst-case scenario, given their current 0-3 record in New York courtrooms.
10% : "READ MORE: Ex-federal prosecutor: Why 'criticism' of Alvin Bragg's case against Trump 'lacks merit'"I think Trump is right to consider these cases political, and he is right to respond to these cases publicly by saying they're political," he continued.
7% : Four other unnamed sources close to Trump also told the publication that they fear Bragg could set "potential perjury traps" for Trump, should he be sworn in on the stand.

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