Source: June 8, 2024
In a significant development that could have far-reaching implications for a high-profile New York case, Judge Juan Merchan has issued a formal letter to all involved parties acknowledging potential misconduct by a juror on social media.
This incident has raised critical concerns about the integrity of the judicial process in a trial that has already attracted substantial public attention.
According to the Gateway Pundit, last week, President Trump was convicted in the New York case brought by DA Alvin Bragg, who ran for the office under the promise of “get Trump.”
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The President was convicted on 34 felony counts of “falsifying business records” in regards to alleged repayments of what the prosecution claimed were “hush money” payments made by his then-attorney and now-convicted perjurer Michael Cohen.
President Trump was supposed to be sentenced on July 11th, however, a new development could call into question the entire case.
The day before the conviction was handed down, a Facebook user by the name “Michael Anderson” commented that Trump was going to be convicted, sourcing that claim to his cousin, who he claimed was on the jury.
