I have some sympathy with this view, as the law should be transparent. Bragg does not need to state what those other crimes are and may have left it deliberately unstated as it leaves multiple options open - the three suggested different crimes offer him three bites at the cherry, and for all we know something else might turn up. However, it also risks looking like a fishing expedition. Or perhaps more of a fishing expedition than it already does, given the untested nature of the law.This is where Bragg’s indictment has done a disservice to the public and to Trump himself. Beyond a general reference to a violation of “election laws” and a passing reference to taxes, the indictment and statement of facts do not specify what “other crimes” Trump allegedly intended to commit."
I'd like an actual statute enumerated so as not to prejudice Trump in his ability to defend himself. It is typical in an answer to a complaint that you provide such information.