Trump's Second E. Jean Trial Will Be a Dry Run for His Criminal Trials

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Predictably, since that remarkable debut, the former general counsel to a parking garage company further underperformed in her defense of the former president in the recently completed lawsuit brought by the New York attorney general seeking millions of dollars from Trump, his sons, and the Trump Organization for the filing of false financial statements.
41% : Trump and his lawyers are surely aware not only of whom they are dealing with in the person of Kaplan, but of the potential impact his rulings can have on Chutkan and a trial in D.C. that could finally bring meaningful justice to someone who has avoided it his entire life.
37% : In short, Kise's performance only underscored the recent observation made by Tim Parlatore, his prior co-counsel for Trump, that Kise is "not a trial lawyer.
31% : Taking full advantage of the chaos Team Trump created in the attorney general's case, especially with the threat that Trump will appear at the Carroll trial in person or as a witness, Carroll's counsel filed motions with Kaplan asking him to put in place orders limiting what Team Trump can say at trial.
26% : As our attention remains fixed on the multiple criminal matters that could force Donald Trump to live out his life in an orange jumpsuit, his mounting civil problems might appear relatively insignificant.
26% : Lead lawyer Joseph Tacopina will, unsurprisingly, no longer represent Trump.

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