#Trump's Attorneys

[pcholkachai]

will you accept their offering

alt ver i'm not so sure which is better cause my vision's getting blurry. i wanted to play around with bright colors and try some new brushes

[fanartsandstuff]

I just love ao3 authors

We live in a beautiful era of people not giving a single fuck

[snailianz]

4-1 Turnabout Trump

[cyarskaren52]

I read that earlier, shook my head in disgust & scroll on by

The folk behind her look just as through

She’s evil for that!

[snowbreeze64]

so i've been really getting into apollo justice lately...

[kcyars520]

[tunaricebowl]

ah, wishful thinking

[u3pxx]

"and apollo… i need you to be there, defending me. i need your power."

happy apollo has his first trial and loses his job day! 🌻☀️🃏♠️

like this art? it's a print, here! | like what i do? support me on ko-fi!

seen lots of perceive fanart with polly looking stoic and cool so, what if i turn the anxiety up?

kept thinking about how freaky it must've been for him to focus for the first time so there he is, cutting the circulation to his arm bc the pain of focusing and his bracelet is a LOT

(im just a fan when people give his perceive ability side effects like really bad headaches and being very overstimulated and everything is just LOUD bc i go "ahaha, i do that." GDFGH)

seen lots of perceive fanart with polly lookin stoic and cool so, what if i turn the anxiety up? kept thinking about how freaky it must've been for him to focus for the first time so there he is, cutting the circulation to his arm bc the pain of focusing and his bracelet is a LOT

(im just a fan when people give his perceive ability side effects like really bad headaches bc i go "ahaha, i do that." GDFGH)

[assasinationbycarscoveredinhamrs]

PARTY HARD EVERYBODY TRUMP FOUND GUILTY OFF 34 FELONY CHARGES

[serp-ha]

[twt repost] Million Dollar Murder

[autumncroqus]

tee hee 😜

[box-dwelling]

I see your Narumitsu who waits during the 7yg and I raise you narumitsu who waited too long.

Narumitsu who know how they feel and know if they acted earlier they could be together and happy but can't because of Kristoph.

Edgeworth who missed his shot and now Phoenix is in love with a man who's bad for him but he has no right to intervene and isn't even on the same continent anymore

Or Phoenix who knows Kristoph is dangerous and refuses to drag Edgeworth into this because he loves him too much to put him at risk

Or Phoenix sat with Edgeworth on a balcony after Edgeworth finally confesses and then has to turn him down even though he loves him completely because he suspects Kristoph is capable of murder and thinks his days are numbered and cannot bare to be another source of tragedy in Edgeworth's life when he's invevitably killed. Phoenix refusing to let Edgeworth have a dead boyfriend when he already grieves so much for his dead father and he'd rather they never gave him the hope of them having a life together when he knows all it would take is a single slip up from him in this deadly game he's playing for it all to be lost

Just narumitsu who missed their chance and have to live with knowing that

[hermann371]

are you feeling nervous playing this dangerous game?

[reasonsforhope]

Donald Trump charged in Georgia for efforts to overturn the 2020 election

Link here, because WaPo's security measures stop Tumblr previews. Non-paywall link here.

"Former president Donald Trump and 18 others were criminally charged in Georgia on Monday in connection with efforts to overturn Joe Biden’s 2020 victory in the state, according to an indictment made public late Monday night [on August 14, 2023].

Trump was charged with 13 counts, including violating the state’s racketeering act, soliciting a public officer to violate their oath, conspiring to impersonate a public officer, conspiring to commit forgery in the first degree and conspiring to file false documents.

The Recap

The historic indictment, the fourth to implicate the former president, follows a 2½-year investigation by Fulton County District Attorney Fani T. Willis (D). The probe was launched after audio leaked from a January 2021 phone call during which Trump urged Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) to question the validity of thousands of ballots, especially in the heavily Democratic Atlanta area, and said he wanted to “find” the votes to erase his 2020 loss in the state.

Willis’s investigation quickly expanded to other alleged efforts by Trumpor his supporters, including trying to thwart the electoral college process, harassing election workers, spreading false information about the voting process in Georgia and compromising election equipment in a rural county. Trump has long decried the Georgia investigation as a “political witch hunt,” defending his calls to Raffensperger and others as “perfect.”

The Details

“Trump and the other Defendants charged in this Indictment refused to accept that Trump lost, and they knowingly and willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election in favor of Trump,” the indictment states.

A total of 41 charges are brought against 19 defendants in the 98-page indictment. Not all face the same counts, but all have been charged with violating the Georgia Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. Willis said she has given those charged until Aug. 25 to surrender.

Among those charged are Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor who served as Trump’s personal attorney after the election; Trump’s former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows; and several Trump advisers, including attorneys John Eastman, Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro...

Prosecutors brought charges around five subject areas: false statements by Trump allies, including Giuliani, to the Georgia legislature; the breach of voting data in Coffee County; calls Trump made to state officials, including Raffensperger, seeking to overturn Biden’s victory; the harassment of election workers; and the creation of a slate of alternate electors to undermine the legitimate vote. Those charged in the case were implicated in certain parts of what prosecutors presented as a larger enterprise to undermine the election."

-via The Washington Post, August 14, 2023

[alwaysbewoke]

[whispers-of-gallifrey]

Cannot stop thinking about an au where Turnabout Trump doesn't happen/happens but Olga is convicted instead so Apollo is still working at the Gavin law offices for his first few cases. He meets Trucy at one of the crime scenes and she tags along on his investigations, but she doesn't tell him about her connection to Phoenix until after their first case together. Ema likes Apollo less at first bc she doesn't like the fop and you work for his brother, who she also hates bc he's very condescending when he cross examines her in court.

When you meet Klavier in the second case you can ask Kristoph about him and vice versa. They don't interact with each other but you get to learn some more things about the brothers, their opinions on each other and their backstory. You also find out that Klavier was the one who got Phoenix disbarred and Kristoph is apologetic about it, given that Phoenix is his "friend" (though they haven't interacted at all since phoenix was found not guilty).

At one point Trucy is visiting Apollo at the Gavin Law Offices when Kristoph returns and "politely" kicks her out. She then reveals to Apollo who the daddy she keeps talking about actually is. You get to meet Phoenix again in the next case and find out more about the incident 7 years ago.

Over the course of the game you/Apollo starts to grow more suspicious of Kristoph and his intentions, alongside a growing sense of horror that you got an innocent person convicted in your first case. It all comes to a head in Succession when Drew Misham finally uses the stamp, which turns up fixed to a letter in the Gavin Law Offices postbox that Apollo collects on his way in one morning. You hand it to Kristoph and he promptly disappears with it, feigning excuses. Phoenix uses this case to finally spring his trap and test the jurist system. Kristoph gets the double whammy of his brother and mentee turning on him at once and the murder of Shadi Enigmar is properly resolved. It's also revealed that Trucy started tagging along on Apollo's investigations to collect intel for Phoenix.

At the end of Succession, Apollo is offered a role at the newly-renamed Wright Anything Agency and there's a final rise from the ashes-style case that serves as Apollo's first proper case as an official WAA employee and helps tie up some loose threads/lets the characters deal with the fallout of Succession.

Idk I just think it'd be fun/satisfying to realise slowly that there's more to everything than meets the eye.