NY Law School Professor Rebecca Roiphe on Trump Legal Troubles

The transcript discusses the legal proceedings involving the former president, focusing on the slow pace of due process, the potential for a gag order, and the arraignment process. It also covers the expansion of Trump's legal team, the possibility of a venue change, and media access to the courtroom. The discussion highlights the complexity of the legal challenges facing the former president and the implications of these proceedings on his political and legal future.

What is the primary reason for the slow pace of legal proceedings after an arraignment?

• The judge's personal schedule

• Due process requirements

• Public opinion

• Media coverage

What might trigger a judge to impose a gag order on the former president?

• His financial status

• His legal team's request

• His public statements affecting the case

• His refusal to attend court

Why is a gag order unlikely to be imposed immediately after the arraignment?

• The judge's vacation plans

• The lack of media interest

• The need for a public trial

• The sensitivity of a political campaign

When does an indictment become public in New York?

• During the trial

• Before the arrest

• Immediately after the crime

• After the arraignment

Why might Trump's legal team seek to add more lawyers?

• To increase media attention

• To delay the trial

• To reduce legal costs

• To gain expertise in specific areas

What is the likelihood of a change in trial venue for the former president?

• Guaranteed

• Very high

• Low

• Moderate

Why might the court decide against allowing cameras in the courtroom?

• To prevent public interest

• To follow the defendant's wishes

• To avoid media bias

• To protect the defendant's privacy