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He suspects that Bragg's strategy is less about proving a crime than about politically motivated persecution of Trump. The case, in Turley's view, appears to depend far more on Trump’s identity and reputation than on actual legal merit.
The Broader Implications and Future Outlook
With the evidence so far pointing to a lack of substantive proof, the case risks being dismissed altogether—an outcome encouraged by the defense's push for a directed verdict. If the judge heeds the call, Trump could be acquitted without the case reaching a jury, marking a significant legal victory.