Bragg vs. Trump: NYC is drowning in crime. How does convicting the former president make us safe?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : But The Guy Who Got Trump apparently wasn't counting on a successful re-election bid, which will preclude the enforcement of any sentence until after the president-elect's next term in office concludes -- further undercutting whatever payoff there might have been for securing a conviction.
37% : Perhaps Mr. Bragg just wanted to create an opportunity to rehabilitate Trump.
37% : One thing is for (almost) certain: Come January 2025, when Mr. Bragg will no-doubt be making preparations for his reelection bid, the man he declared Public Enemy No. 1 will be sworn in as the nation's 47th president.
31% : Trump is also a wealthy man (despite New York Attorney General Leticia James' best efforts), which should matter to Bragg, who has implied a belief that at least some criminal conduct is driven by poverty.

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