Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg — the same prosecutor who has been criticized by some for allegedly turning a blind eye to violent assaults while aggressively pursuing individuals who defend themselves — devoted more than a year and millions of taxpayer dollars to pursuing Donald Trump, who at the time was a private citizen and former president of the United States.
Bragg’s legal campaign against Trump centered on thirty-four felony charges of “falsifying business records.”
From the beginning, legal experts across the political spectrum questioned the strength and legitimacy of these charges, describing them…
