Highly Speculative
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I still do not see how this can be deemed in furtherance of a crime if that crime has not been established, prosecuted or even agreed upon.
@Mik said in Highly Speculative:
I still do not see how this can be deemed in furtherance of a crime if that crime has not been established, prosecuted or even agreed upon.
I think @jon-nyc just pointed it out. The crime covered doesn’t need to be Trump’s. Cohen has plead guilty and been convicted. They could use the argument that Trump was trying to hide Cohen’s crime…
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@Mik said in Highly Speculative:
FFS
Yeah. That’s what I’ve been missing in all this, myself. That’s really something, innit?
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It seems really straightforward. If you falsify a business record that’s a misdemeanor. Of you do it with intent to cover up a crime it’s a felony.
It makes sense that the record falsifying person doesn’t have to have been the one that committed the crime, as long as he’s intentionally helping to cover it up.
Take it out of a political context. A CFO falsifies records to cover up the fact that his company bribed a local official. He knew about it and is covering it up even though it was the head of sales who paid the actual bribe.
This is the same concept as ‘aiding and abetting ‘ or ‘accesory after the fact’.
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Did we listen to the same advisory opinions last night?
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And when this conviction gets overturned, I guess it will still be a good law?
Look...If I was somebody running a major corporation, do you think it wise to headquarter in New York?
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Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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And when this conviction gets overturned, I guess it will still be a good law?
Look...If I was somebody running a major corporation, do you think it wise to headquarter in New York?
@Jolly said in Highly Speculative:
And when this conviction gets overturned, I guess it will still be a good law?
Look...If I was somebody running a major corporation, do you think it wise to headquarter in New York?
Let’s address the “overturning” of the conviction. Let me introduce you to the appellate court that will be the next stop for Justice Impacted President Trump -
The Brad
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@jon-nyc said in Highly Speculative:
Not if I were going to falsify business records.
If I walked into the firm where you were previously employed, with 30 auditors, unlimited time and unlimited budget, do you think I could find something Twinkie Bragg could prosecute?
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@Jolly said in Highly Speculative:
And when this conviction gets overturned, I guess it will still be a good law?
Look...If I was somebody running a major corporation, do you think it wise to headquarter in New York?
Let’s address the “overturning” of the conviction. Let me introduce you to the appellate court that will be the next stop for Justice Impacted President Trump -
@LuFins-Dad said in Highly Speculative:
@Jolly said in Highly Speculative:
er in New York?Let’s address the “overturning” of the conviction. Let me introduce you to the appellate court that will be the next stop for Justice Impacted President Trump -
I saw that pic that got deleted.
It's a publicity shot of the 6 Black women who are part of the 25 member appellate court.
Now, remember 1.5% of the lawyers in the country are black women.
What are the odds they comprise 25% of the appellate court.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, pick your weapons.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Highly Speculative:
@Jolly said in Highly Speculative:
er in New York?Let’s address the “overturning” of the conviction. Let me introduce you to the appellate court that will be the next stop for Justice Impacted President Trump -
I saw that pic that got deleted.
It's a publicity shot of the 6 Black women who are part of the 25 member appellate court.
Now, remember 1.5% of the lawyers in the country are black women.
What are the odds they comprise 25% of the appellate court.
@George-K said in Highly Speculative:
Now, remember 1.5% of the lawyers in the country are black women.
What are the odds they comprise 25% of the appellate court.
Better odds than the fact that only 0% of all the US Presidents have been women, and 2% black?
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@LuFins-Dad said in Highly Speculative:
@Jolly said in Highly Speculative:
er in New York?Let’s address the “overturning” of the conviction. Let me introduce you to the appellate court that will be the next stop for Justice Impacted President Trump -
I saw that pic that got deleted.
It's a publicity shot of the 6 Black women who are part of the 25 member appellate court.
Now, remember 1.5% of the lawyers in the country are black women.
What are the odds they comprise 25% of the appellate court.
