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Michael Avenatti Calls New York V. Trump Trial Unfair

Former attorney Michael Avenatti exits after the guilty verdict at the United States Courthouse in New York

Former attorney for Stormy Daniels, Michael Avenatti, expressed his views on the court case New York v. Trump, labeling it as 'grossly unfair.' Speaking from prison, Avenatti surprised many by criticizing the trial, stating that the politicization of high-profile cases in the United States, especially this one, is unjust and wrong.

Avenatti acknowledged his past disagreements with former President Donald Trump but highlighted their shared belief that the treatment of Trump in this case lacks fairness. He emphasized that the multiple indictments against Trump across the east coast are unprecedented and raise concerns about due process.

He criticizes the politicization of high-profile cases in the US.
Avenatti deems the trial against Trump 'grossly unfair.'
Avenatti acknowledges past disagreements with Trump but now supports him.

Once considered a formidable opponent of Trump, Avenatti's evolving perspective stems from his experiences navigating the legal system and media scrutiny. He emphasized his growth over the years and his current stance in support of Trump, whom he now sees as a victim of the system.

Despite his imprisonment at Terminal Island federal prison in California, Avenatti has been in discussions with Trump's legal team about potentially testifying in the New York case. He affirmed his willingness to testify truthfully if called to the stand, signaling a significant shift in his position towards the former president.

Avenatti's unexpected defense of Trump and his critique of the legal proceedings underscore the complexities of high-profile cases and the nuances of the justice system. His willingness to speak out against perceived injustices reflects a broader conversation about the fairness and transparency of legal proceedings involving prominent figures.

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