Facing Consequences for Upholding Professional Ethics

This week, my focus was initially on the impactful Appeals Court ruling that overturned the conviction of Baltimore's former State’s Attorney, Marilyn Mosby. Similar to over 35,000 individuals nationwide, including 735 in Baltimore, she was caught up in a situation where the Appeals Court recognized her actions as legitimate—she didn’t “steal” funds; they were hers. Stay tuned for more details next week. Meanwhile, Trump faces increasing discontent among his supporters regarding the Epstein files. MAGA protests are escalating, and some supporters express feelings of betrayal regarding Trump's handling of important issues. As the backlash mounts, House Speaker Mike Johnson has changed his stance, reflecting voter frustrations regarding Trump's budget impact. Additionally, former prosecutor Ms. Comey’s recent firing raises questions about her potential insight into the Epstein files. Her prior prosecutorial successes against Epstein highlight a troubling narrative concerning transparency and accountability within the administration. Fear remains a potent weapon for those in power.