furtherance of something that is a federal election law violation that shaky legal ground that's an untested legal theory. it's not clear that that would ultimately be successful. at a press conference, the district attorney suggested that this might be a violation of state election law. but that's not in the indictment or the statement of facts. so at this point look, this is one of the most historic case is arguably the most significant case right now in an american court system appears to be built on a pretty shaky foundation because it's not clear what the larger crime is. and look i've passed to bar exams. i'm having a little trouble following alvin bragg argument here, so it's unclear if the average manhattan er we'll be able to follow it as well. and even if they can't even if they get a conviction, it's still has to survive appeals, which can be difficult for cases, built a novel legal theories. obviously, members of the grand jury did follow the case, although it's a much different bar that has to pass in order to get the grand jury as opposed to an actual impaneled jury pool. what is the
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