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So SDNY has been blocking access to these records for a year and then changes its mind 11 days before trial.

What’s that about? https://t.co/v7C7c628x8

— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) March 14, 2024

Funny, that’s not what Bragg said:

It will be interesting to see what the judge does with this brazen delay tactic. Trump had months to subpoena this information and waited until the last minute. Bragg turned over everything he was required to do. https://t.co/7GIP9UXPAl

— Bradley P. Moss (@BradMossEsq) March 14, 2024

In case the Klasfeld tweet embedded there isn’t clear:

Context:

The DA blames Trump's team for this turn of events.

"We note that the timing of the current production of additional materials from the USAO is a function of defendant's own delay."

The defense subpoenaed the USAO again on Jan. 18, 2024 — and "then consented to… pic.twitter.com/4qnbFtGaIh

— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) March 14, 2024

Which means this bears repeating:

This needs to be repeated for the next 8 months.

No one is coming to save us. Either we vote to reject him again or do we deal with the consequences. https://t.co/xzX9VoDZ0Z

— Bradley P. Moss (@BradMossEsq) March 14, 2024

Besides, yes, ordinary people aren’t paying attention to this (the Lovely Wife struggles to keep all the cases straight). Not now. But come November, when these cases are still pending and being argued and being set on dockets for trial, Trump will find out delay is a two-edged sword.🗡️ 

Besides, losing is losing.

JUST IN: Judge Cannon DENYING Trump's Motion to Dismiss Counts 1-32 based on unconstitutional vagueness.https://t.co/kkcxLnwO8E

— Katie Phang (@KatiePhang) March 14, 2024

And as for the New York case:

Wait, wasn’t Trump supposed to first ask the judge for permission to file motions this late? Didn’t we just go through that a few days ago? https://t.co/QsoVueJcyI

— Bradley P. Moss (@BradMossEsq) March 14, 2024

It will be interesting to see what the judge does with this brazen delay tactic. Trump had months to subpoena this information and waited until the last minute. Bragg turned over everything he was required to do. https://t.co/7GIP9UXPAl

— Bradley P. Moss (@BradMossEsq) March 14, 2024

Don’t jump to conclusions; especially based on what you’re reading. It’s always more complicated. (Bragg is leaving the door open for this. The judge controls the docket. Being reasonable is always the best policy. The judge could well decide his docket won’t brook the delay, and Trump’s dilatory action will not be reviewed favorably on appeal. Wait and see.)