Looking for simple YES or NO - Will The Defendant face a jury and prosecutor before the election?

[Stinky The Clown]

Lots of pissing match posts today, but the WHAT is a lot more important than the WHY

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[Scrivener7]

1. No way to know. And isn't that terrifying? Maybe we will and maybe we won't have a Democracy a year from now.

[brush]

2. Manhattan DA Bragg's fraud trial and SC Smith's J6 trial should both make it under the wire.

[Quixote1818]

3. Seems like most pundits seem to think he will. nt

[Xavier Breath]

4. This black-hearted cynic says "no"

but desperately wants to be proved wrong.

[Boomerproud]

5. I'm not black-hearted but my cynicism has been well proven.

Hand raised.

[TSExile]

6. Same here.

The rapist monster has defied conventional wisdom time and time again. I guess I expect the worst but hope for the best???

[Tree Lady]

7. I use to think yes but now

I am I don't know. One thing about our system is it is set to be able to file things to slow it down if you want to.

The divorce from my first husband took almost 2 years because he was able to file and delay things, we had almost nothing but the house and furniture, clothes. He was angry I got full custody but he started taking cocaine behind my back and acting crazy, refused to quit or go for help and this was already his second chance.

That was many years ago, I have been remarried 23 years and my ex has been straight for at least 20. We are semi friends now. My husband doesn't understand but I don't believe bitterness best to let go.