Bragg Maneuvers To Keep Secret the Core of His Case Against Trump, a Tactic One Lawyer Calls ‘Unforgivable’
As a longtime defense lawyer and litigator, Alan Dershowitz, asks the Sun: ‘How do you put on a defense if you don’t know the crime?’
District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s rebuff of President Trump’s request for a bill of particulars — a record that would provide a high-resolution snapshot of the case against him — telegraphs that the Manhattan prosecutor is mostly keeping his cards close to the vest in what could be the trial of the century.
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