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@Mott-The-Hoople saidAre you ever going to read the article cited in the OP so you can discuss it or are you just going to keep trying to change the subject?
😂
so you are saying a [b] Yale law professor[/B] is wrong and you are right. 😂
BTW, impersonating a lawyer is a felony in new york state.
😉
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@Mott-The-Hoople saidA conviction leads to sentencing.
😂
so you are saying a [b] Yale law professor[/B] is wrong and you are right. 😂
BTW, impersonating a lawyer is a felony in new york state.
😉
So, if someone is not convicted, he won’t be eligable for sentencing. See?
So, before you go spewing forth that right-wing propaganda, stop and think for a second.
For example, what does convicted mean?
From the Oxford dictionary: “having officially been found guilty of a crime in a law court.”
So, convicted means: found guilty.
It has nothing to do with sentencing, other than that you need a conviction to move on to sentencing.
And I ain’t no lawyer. So, if your Yale source actually said what you say he says, he’s wrong. But, considering the definitions are really, really, really simple to grasp, I would presume that Yale lawyer said nothing of the sort.
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@Mott-The-Hoople saidWow, so dumb you argue something else entirely, since you can't grok the post you replied to.
legally Trump is not a convicted felon yet dumbass
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@Mott-The-Hoople saidOh, the irony.
“ So you are telling that BS to an accredited New York attorney. ”
nah, i gave him the chance to state if he was an attorney or not…he didn’t say he was…shytweaseld around it
its funny tho 😂
you libs whole damned life is pretend isn’t it?
@no1marauder said😂 you hopeless pos 😂
If a Yale law professor says someone who is convicted of a felony in New York State criminal courts isn't a convicted felon until he sentenced, he's wrong.
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@Mott-The-Hoople saidDo you ever understand anything said to you?
😂 you hopeless pos 😂
I mean anything more meaningful than "Want another beer?"
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@Mott-The-Hoople saidA conviction leads to sentencing.
😂 you hopeless pos 😂
So, if someone is not convicted, he won’t be eligable for sentencing. See?
So, before you go spewing forth that right-wing propaganda, stop and think for a second.
For example, what does convicted mean?
From the Oxford dictionary: “having officially been found guilty of a crime in a law court.”
So, convicted means: found guilty.
It has nothing to do with sentencing, other than that you need a conviction to move on to sentencing.
And I ain’t no lawyer. So, if your Yale source actually said what you say he says, he’s wrong. But, considering the definitions are really, really, really simple to grasp, I would presume that Yale lawyer said nothing of the sort.
@shavixmir said"And I ain’t no lawyer. (your buddy isnt either) So, if your Yale source actually said what you say he says, he’s wrong.'
A conviction leads to sentencing.
So, if someone is not convicted, he won’t be eligable for sentencing. See?
So, before you go spewing forth that right-wing propaganda, stop and think for a second.
For example, what does convicted mean?
From the Oxford dictionary: “having officially been found guilty of a crime in a law court.”
So, convicted means: found guilty ...[text shortened]... e really, really, really simple to grasp, I would presume that Yale lawyer said nothing of the sort.
LOL
seems your little boy lawyer stepped in it this time
LMFAO
@Mott-The-Hoople saidDid you even read what I wrote?
"And I ain’t no lawyer. (your buddy isnt either) So, if your Yale source actually said what you say he says, he’s wrong.'
LOL
seems your little boy lawyer stepped in it this time
LMFAO
You’re just mumbling BS.
Yes. trump is a convicted felon. End of.
Edit:
Seriously. Are you really retarded? I don’t want to take the pish if you are, but you seriously don’t seem to grasp what I posted, the gist of it (you don’t need to be a lawyer to comprehend English) or even understand thar I quoted directly from a dictionary.
Convicted = found guilty in a court of law.
It has nothing to do with sentencing.
Sweet Jesus almighty.
@shavixmir saida court of law includes the judge, the process is not complete until the judge signs off on it…end of story
Did you even read what I wrote?
You’re just mumbling BS.
Yes. trump is a convicted felon. End of.
Edit:
Seriously. Are you really retarded? I don’t want to take the pish if you are, but you seriously don’t seem to grasp what I posted, the gist of it (you don’t need to be a lawyer to comprehend English) or even understand thar I quoted directly from a dictionary.
...[text shortened]... ed = found guilty in a court of law.
It has nothing to do with sentencing.
Sweet Jesus almighty.
juries have found people guilty before only for the judge to go against them
your little lawyer boy forgot that part lol
https://www.brienrochelaw.com/legal-faqs/can-a-judge-overturn-a-jury-verdict/
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@Mott-The-Hoople saidDon’t be daft now.
a court of law includes the judge, the process is not complete until the judge signs off on it…end of story
juries have found people guilty before only for the judge to go against them
your little lawyer boy forgot that part lol
https://www.brienrochelaw.com/legal-faqs/can-a-judge-overturn-a-jury-verdict/
Only the sentencing is yet to happen.
God damn. Grow up!
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@Mott-The-Hoople saidI didn't forget it at all; Trump's lawyers made that motion right after Judge Merchan discharged the jury and he denied it:
a court of law includes the judge, the process is not complete until the judge signs off on it…end of story
juries have found people guilty before only for the judge to go against them
your little lawyer boy forgot that part lol
https://www.brienrochelaw.com/legal-faqs/can-a-judge-overturn-a-jury-verdict/
"Trump’s attorney Todd Blanche moved for an acquittal of the charges, notwithstanding the verdict. The judge denied the motion."
https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/trump-hush-money-trial-05-30-24/index.html
It's the sub-article time stamped 1:56 PM EDT June 7, 2024.
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@no1marauder saidmerchan is not the only one this can be appealed to dumbass.
I didn't forget it at all; Trump's lawyers made that motion right after Judge Merchan discharged the jury and he denied it:
"Trump’s attorney Todd Blanche moved for an acquittal of the charges, notwithstanding the verdict. The judge denied the motion."
https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/trump-hush-money-trial-05-30-24/index.html
It's the sub-article time stamped 1:56 PM EDT June 7, 2024.
I expect this will go directly to SCOTUS to prevent the election interference aspect.
glad I could bring you up to speed on how our laws work
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@shavixmir saidignorance
Don’t be daft now.
Only the sentencing is yet to happen.
God damn. Grow up!