@Teri_Kanefield Just read your weekend post. I have to say, your connection between fiction and litigation writing is spot on. I wish I had made those connections to students when I was teaching middle school. Also, I like the simple comparisons you make in order to help everyone understand a legal concept. (I just feel sorry for your kids; no way they can win an argument with you 😉) As for the trial…. My father in law was a lawyer. He once told me that once you get into a courtroom with a jury it becomes a horse race — you never know the outcome until the verdict. My hope is that Bragg has been holding on to pertinent evidence that will show TFG’s culpability beyond a reasonable doubt. One thing, however. How can TFG say he didn’t know what he did was illegal? After all, he’s been telling everyone who will listen (for the last 8 years) that he’s a “stable genius” and knows EVERYTHING about EVERYTHING including his economists, generals, and lawyers. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Thanks for the info.