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Marauder, it is about a law in NY against falsifying business records. You and Mott and I know that to be a misdemeanor. The reason the pitiful little charge was made at all is because, you guessed it, he is Donald Trump and hated by many of those involved. Get Trump! Find a Reason!

And taking the spot light off them and their their corruption? Would everyone still think the same of them if this all came out? They control the media and other outlets! What about their future plans for what’s right and just in America, how scary is that looking at now? This is the Land of the Free Home of the Brave paved by those who fought and died for this privilege in all ways. They spit in the faces of those who did so and are. They use this privilege of freedom now reshaping the country unjustly and un honorably. They cancel the true Americans now by canceling us out with words and threats along with losing jobs, face, and influence. Their taking us out of the picture, we’re losing our voice and their paving the way for their agendas now and the future. Their doing this now by giving fools and nuts power over us in every realm and their representing us on a world stage influencing beyond.

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@mike69 said
@AverageJoe1

Marauder, it is about a law in NY against falsifying business records. You and Mott and I know that to be a misdemeanor. The reason the pitiful little charge was made at all is because, you guessed it, he is Donald Trump and hated by many of those involved. Get Trump! Find a Reason!

And taking the spot light off them and their their corruption? Would every ...[text shortened]... and nuts power over us in every realm and their representing us on a world stage influencing beyond.
How many raving nuts on this Forum are too many?

No, the charges Trump has been formally accused of are not misdemeanors.

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@no1marauder said
How many raving nuts on this Forum are too many?

No, the charges Trump has been formally accused of are not misdemeanors.
And this has to do with what I said how?

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If any other CEO had had his personal lawyer pay off someone to keep quiet about an affair and then reimbursed him with corporate funds falsely labeled as "legal expenses", a prosecution would have been utterly routine.

All this is just right wingers insisting that Donald Trump is not subject to the same laws as everyone else.

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@no1marauder said
If any other CEO had had his personal lawyer pay off someone to keep quiet about an affair and then reimbursed him with corporate funds falsely labeled as "legal expenses", a prosecution would have been utterly routine.

All this is just right wingers insisting that Donald Trump is not subject to the same laws as everyone else.
Ok, thank you for your insight.

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@vivify said
The DA has the ability to pursue this as a felony if it can be showed that crime was committed with the intent of covering up another crime; this is what would make the misdemeanor a felony.

Also: campaign finance violations are a federal crime and are felonies by themselves regardless of Trump committing business records fraud.
bragg doesnt have jurisdiction over federal crimes...daaayyyuuuummmm

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@mott-the-hoople said
bragg doesnt have jurisdiction over federal crimes...daaayyyuuuummmm
Who said he did? My point is Trump still has possible felonies with or without falsifying business records.

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@vivify said
The DA has the ability to pursue this as a felony if it can be showed that crime was committed with the intent of covering up another crime; this is what would make the misdemeanor a felony.

Also: campaign finance violations are a federal crime and are felonies by themselves regardless of Trump committing business records fraud.
Just please run your first para past Marauder

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@no1marauder said
If any other CEO had had his personal lawyer pay off someone to keep quiet about an affair and then reimbursed him with corporate funds falsely labeled as "legal expenses", a prosecution would have been utterly routine.

All this is just right wingers insisting that Donald Trump is not subject to the same laws as everyone else.
prosecution for felony or misdemeanor? Close your post, man

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@vivify said
Who said he did? My point is Trump still has possible felonies with or without falsifying business records.
Possible?? You and Marauder need to square your stories. Is there a felony or not?

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@averagejoe1 said
I am indisposed for a link right now, and I unsubscribed NexLex so at a loss on knowing the NY law. But for 100 years, the universal standard, which is all I can go by in an argument, such as this would be that it is a misdemeanor, which could be bounced up to a felony under under certain circumstances, of which Bragg will be digging deep to find. That has not happened. There is no felony.
The Grand Jury disagrees with you and says there was a felony; 34 of them in fact.

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@averagejoe1 said
Possible?? You and Marauder need to square your stories. Is there a felony or not?
The courts are currently in the process of deciding that.

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@no1marauder said
If any other CEO had had his personal lawyer pay off someone to keep quiet about an affair and then reimbursed him with corporate funds falsely labeled as "legal expenses", a prosecution would have been utterly routine.

All this is just right wingers insisting that Donald Trump is not subject to the same laws as everyone else.
Oh, and would those prosecutors spend $220M to move the prosecution along........for the CEO, I mean? I wish you had commented on that as well in your post, so that I would not have to write this one. Geez

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@vivify said
The courts are currently in the process of deciding that.
So, presently it is nothing? It has to be something, Vivify. What is it?

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@averagejoe1 said
Possible?? You and Marauder need to square your stories. Is there a felony or not?
Uhhhh… has the case been decided?
It looks like the prosecution thinks there’s a felony.

Personally? trump altering a weather map would be enough for me to send the man to the US to cause stupidity.
But he was already there. And Americans are seemingly the dumbest fukking creatures on Earth.

Best warch out, before Wayoma comes raping you. If he could find the US on a map, that is.

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