spotted even if she was inside her own courthouse grabbing coffee in the cafeteria. that s where we are today, and look, we have to extend the threat concern to of course witnesses who are already being targeted by trump and his cohorts, the prosecutors, of course, and the jury, of course, the many jurors, all of this in a high threat environment. complained about her? more like railed against her. and a reminder, she was confirmed to the bench unanimously. meanwhile, the special counsel s office has proposed january 2nd, 2024, as a trial date in the case, though some experts think that might be a little optimistic. this is the special counsel right out of the box saying we are ready on january 2nd, so now when the defense comes back with, we ll be ready on january 2nd 2025, the judge is going to balance the scale. and then come up with a more reasonable time period. trump s team has one week to respond, then judge chutkan will set an official trial date before the end
underway in a matter of hours and while donald trump himself is not expected to attend, his behavior will be at the center of things, because judge tanya chutkan will hear arguments about are opposed protective order that would limit what trump can do with the evidence. the judge will consider those arguments while she is surrounded physically by u.s. marshals. that new security detail was retained after the former president complained about her on his social media site. a sad state of affairs to see the judge have to be a full time security detail. nbc news reported this was spotted even if she was inside her own courthouse grabbing coffee in the cafeteria. that s where we are today, and look, we have to extend the threat concern to of course witnesses who are already being targeted by trump and his cohorts in the prosecutors, of course, and the jury, of course, the many jurors, all of this in a high threat environment. complained about her, more like railed against her
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policies. a former top new york prosecutor says has led to quote insanity. critics have been slamming bragg s decision to offer plea bargains in some cases, and his original decision in an infamous memo not to even prosecute some crimes. meantime, in los angeles, progressive d.a. is defending his record on crime in a new interview as he faces a recall effort. that comes just weeks after san francisco voters ousted its progressive district attorney in a recall there. christina coleman is following these fast-breaking developments on the criminal justice front. she s in los angeles. hey, eric. hundreds of prosecutors are throwing in the towel due to these controversial criminal justice reforms or they are supporting the ramped-up recall effort against the liberal d.a. this is happening in two democrat-run states, here in california and new york. new york post is reporting that this year 65 district attorneys which is about 12% of the staff in manhattan s d.a. s office have le