In a recent opinion piece, Bradley R. Gitz criticizes the anti-Trump “resitance” for calling Trump a “convicted felon,” arguing that the charges against him were politically motivated and undercut belief in the rule of law. Gitz suggests that continuing to reference these charges only supports Trump and his followers. Gitz also condemns the idea of preemptively pardoning Trump’s detractors, arguing that it sets a dangerous precedent that could lead to abuses of power by future presidents. He warns that such pardons could make government officials immune to the law and ultimately empower Trump and his allies to act with impunity. Gitz applauds the acquittal of Daniel Penny in another politically charged case, supporting the notion that intervening to protect citizens should not lead to criminal prosecution. He concludes by advocating for a justice system that encourages good deeds and promotes public safety. Gitz’s opinions reflect a concern for the erosion of the rule of law and the potential consequences of unchecked political power.
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