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Donald Trump really doesn't want Judge Mershahn to wrap him on the knuckles and tell him what a bad

criminal he's been at his sentencing on Friday.

And now the Judge Mershahn has rejected a stay request arguing that the court does not have

jurisdiction because Donald Trump is the president-elect and there's some sort of president-elect

immunity. Donald Trump, right on cue, filed a lawsuit against and sued the Manhattan DA, Alvin Bragg, and the judge,

Judge Mershahn, under a unique aspect of New York law. I'm going to explain to you here called

Article 78. We got an Article 78 lawsuit, everybody in lieu of an appeal. I'll tell you what it

means, what I think's going to happen between now and Friday here on Midas Touch and Legal A.F. I'm Michael Popak. And I practice law in New York.

And I sort of know my way around Article 78. Now, Article 78 is a unique way under our statutes

of New York for a litigant to argue that, for instance, any kind of agency head or judge has

stepped outside their jurisdiction and done

something rogue or inappropriate.

I don't think it really fits here.

The courts in the past have rejected Donald Trump's prior Article 78s.

He tried a similar tactic to stop the trial from starting in the hush money cover-up case, the 34-felony

count case because of immunity and other things. And the court at that time, the appellate court at

time said, yeah, why don't you do all that at the end? Start your trial. And they started their trial.

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