A legal expert has claimed that President Donald Trump’s Sixth Amendment rights were violated when former White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus refused to disclose the underlying crime that Trump was accused of. Professor John Bragg of Georgetown University argued that the lack of disclosure could have a chilling effect on the President’s ability to defend himself in court. However, the underlying crime in question is a civil suit brought against Trump by a woman who accused him of sexual assault, which is unrelated to the Sixth Amendment violation. Legal experts have had mixed reactions to Bragg’s argument, with some believing it to be a violation and others arguing that it is not. It is important to remember that the Sixth Amendment provides an important protection for individuals accused of a crime, guaranteeing the right to confront one’s accuser and to be informed of the charges against them.