‘We’re Going o Have Some Convictions of Donald Trump’ Before Election, Alan Dershowitz Says

Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz predicted Thursday that former President 👤Donald Trump will be convicted of some crimes before the 2024 general election.

The New York Times reported in August following the fourth round of indictments against Trump that he faces 91 felony counts.

Dershowitz, who represented Trump during his first impeachment trial in January 2020, was asked on Real America’s Voice if any trials would be completed before November 2024.

“Oh yeah, that’s the problem,” he replied. “We’re going to have some convictions of 👤Donald Trump because he’s being tried in districts where you can’t get a fair trial, and then these convictions will be reversed after the election.”

“That’s the strategy,” the famed defense attorney continued. “The strategy is down and dirty, unlawful convictions to influence the election, and then we don’t care if they’re reversed after the election because, by that time, it will have had the intended impact on the election.

“So yeah, I think we’ll see some convictions.”

Dershowitz pointed to the New York case brought by Democrat Manhattan District Attorney