District Attorney Alvin Bragg's decision to pursue charges against former President Trump for alleged violations of Federal campaign finance laws mark a significant deviation from this established legal framework.
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Jordan criticizes Bragg's prosecution of Trump as a violation of federal jurisdiction.
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