Elie Honig: Maine’s Decision to Ban Trump Have YouTube Clips, News Reports as Evidence, Things that Won’t Pass at Normal Courts
‘I think there is a question there with regard to what Maine did’
Dec 29, 2023 11:00 AM
By Grabien Staff
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HONIG: “I think there's a question there with regard to what Maine did because if you look at the hearing, and she details this in the ruling, they heard from one fact witness, a law professor. She based her ruling on a lot of documents, but also YouTube clips, news reports, things that would never pass the bar in normal court. She's not a lawyer, by the way. It's a smartly written decision, clearly consulted with lawyers, but this is an unelected. She is chosen by the state legislature.”
