MSNBC legal analyst calls for judge in Trump case to recuse herself: Public won't have 'confidence' in her
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MSNBC legal analyst Joyce Vance claimed that the public will not have 'confidence' in any ruling determined by Judge Aileen Cannon, because of her past decisions involving former President Trump.
Cannon was assigned at random to handle the federal criminal case against Trump, but Vance called on the judge to recuse herself claiming that Cannon's role in the case will shake public confidence in the court given her "track record," which Vance said could "hamper her decision-making." Yael Halon is a reporter for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to yael.halon@fox.com.
"She was selected fair and square…[but] the reality is, in a case like this, the public won’t have confidence whether she acquits or convict," Vance said. "Better to pass it on to another judge who doesn’t have that kind of a track record here.
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