Follow the evidence and the law: Trump, DA Bragg and the grand jury

The resignations in protest by the two seasoned prosecutors leading the Manhattan district attorney probe into Donald Trump might be a lucky break for the former con man in chief, but could be a blow against justice. We don’t know what we don’t know: The evidence against Trump, presented in confidential proceedings, isn’t available for public dissection. But we do know that before Wednesday, Carey Dunne and Mark Pomerantz were following the facts, the law and the evidence with a grand jury of 23 Manhattanites. Then both men quit, submitting resignation letters to new DA Alvin Bragg. The obviou...