Manhattan DA sued over Trump prosecution records linked to Biden campaign

America First Legal has initiated a lawsuit against Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office, seeking records of communications related to the prosecution of former President Trump. The lawsuit, filed on a Monday morning, aims to uncover any interactions between Bragg's office and various political entities, including the Biden-Harris campaign and the Democratic National Convention. The organization is particularly interested in documents that may reveal coordination between these groups and Bragg's office, raising concerns about the impartiality of the prosecution. The lawsuit also seeks information regarding fundraising efforts linked to the prosecution, suggesting that there may be political motivations behind the legal actions taken against Trump. America First Legal has expressed concerns about the potential weaponization of the justice system, indicating that the prosecution could be influenced by political agendas rather than legal merits. The organization has characterized the prosecution as a product of coordinated efforts among various political groups. Additionally, the lawsuit highlights connections between Bragg's office and Judge Juan Merchan's daughter, who operates a Democrat-affiliated consulting firm. This connection has raised questions about the integrity of the judicial process in this high-profile case. The CEO of the consulting firm has denied any wrongdoing, asserting that the allegations are politically motivated. As the legal proceedings continue, Trump has been found guilty on multiple counts related to falsifying business records, and his legal team is preparing to appeal the verdict. Sentencing has been postponed until after the presidential election, with a date set for November 26.