But if he’s actually indicted, how will Donald Trump defend himself? Some new legal filings provide an indication of that, in at least one of his cases.Īs David Graham writes in The Atlantic, some clues are hidden in the language of a message the ex-president sent this week, both to Truth Social and to fundraising lists, referring to “the witch hunt of January 6.”

Trump has mostly sent critical missives from his Truth Social account towards those investigating him in the different jurisdictions. Is Donald Trump in so much legal trouble that jail is inevitable at some point? Recent legal filings hint at what defense the former president might use in the event he’s faced with charges related to the January 6 insurrection.įormer President Donald Trump has avoided indictment or conviction, over the course of the many investigations he has faced since early in his presidency.īut now, as he’s running for president again, Donald Trump is facing potential criminal exposure on several fronts, including investigations in both New York and Georgia that have gone before grand juries, as well as Special Counsel probes of both his Mar-a-Lago documents matter and his rule in the January 6 insurrection.

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