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Legal Experts Dismiss Claims Of Biden Interference In Trump Trial

U.S. President Donald Trump, left, and Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden attend the second and final presidential debate Oct. 22, 2020, at Belmont University in Nashvil

Former President Trump has accused the Biden administration of orchestrating a politically motivated prosecution against him, labeling it as a witch hunt and lawfare. Trump's remarks came after the conclusion of week 5 in his criminal trial, where he claimed that the Democrats, including President Biden, were behind the legal actions against him.

Legal experts, however, have pointed out that there is no evidence to support Trump's allegations of interference by the Biden administration. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office, responsible for the prosecution, operates independently of the federal executive branch.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has initiated an investigation to uncover any potential links between the Biden administration and the prosecution of Trump. Bailey has filed a Freedom of Information request seeking records of any communications between the Justice Department and prosecutors involved in the case.

Bailey echoed Trump's concerns, suggesting that the Biden Department of Justice, led by Matthew Colangelo, may have ulterior motives in pursuing the case against Trump. Colangelo, a former high-ranking official in the DOJ, has reportedly taken a lower-paying position to assist in the state-level prosecution of Trump.

Legal experts refute Trump's claims of political prosecution.
Trump alleges Biden administration interference in his criminal trial.
Manhattan DA's Office operates independently from federal executive branch.

The Attorney General insinuated that there could be a deliberate effort to sideline Trump from the political arena rather than seeking a legitimate conviction. He emphasized the need to expose any improper motivations behind the prosecution and hold those responsible accountable.

While Bailey's claims imply a conspiracy orchestrated by the Biden administration, it is essential to note that no concrete evidence has been presented to substantiate these allegations. The ongoing legal proceedings against Trump continue to unfold, with the defense challenging the credibility of witnesses and evidence presented in court.

As the investigation into potential misconduct by prosecutors progresses, the focus remains on ensuring a fair and impartial legal process for all parties involved. The outcome of the case against Trump will ultimately determine the validity of the accusations and shed light on any underlying political agendas at play.

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