Trump found Guilty on all charges!
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Worth a shot at intimidating them, right? It’s straight out of Trump’s mob book. He’s such a liar. |
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Unsurprisingly what you get when a group if special geniuses outsource their thinking, money and future to criminals who are happy to take advantage of the electorate's craven tendencies. |
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This is how sick they are:
Larry Hogan (before the verdict: “Regardless of the result, I urge all Americans to respect the verdict and the legal process. At this dangerously divided moment in our history, all leaders—regardless of party—must not pour fuel on the fire with more toxic partisanship. We must reaffirm what has made this nation great: the rule of law.” Lara Trump: “I’ll tell you one thing, I don’t support what he just said there. I think it’s ridiculous.” |
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| Rapist, traitor, racist, convicted, felon. |
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You forgot looser. Bigly looser. |
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A defendant doesn’t get a new trial on appeal and doesn't get to appeal just because he didn't like the verdict.
An appeal is a chance for the defendant to raise errors that may have denied the defendant the right to a fair trial. (Or unjust sentence.) Judge Merchan has given Trump until June 13 to file for an appeal. After sentencing, on July 11, there would be 30 days to file an appeal about that. (The maximum sentence for these Felony charges is 4 years - for each of the 34 counts.) In New York, an appeal first goes to New York Appellate Court. There are 21 Justices and 5 of them are picked randomly to oversee any given case. If that appeal fails, then he can appeal to the New York Court of Appeal. In New York, a request to the Court of Appeals to reconsider a lower court decision is randomly assigned to one of the court’s 7 judges, who then unilaterally decides whether to hear the case. Some are much more likely to say yes than others. State courts have jurisdiction over state laws and federal courts have jurisdiction over federal laws. But, since federal laws include the Constitution and criminal defendants have Constitutional rights, a defendant who raises CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES can appeal to the United States Supreme Court after state court appeals have been exhausted. The Supreme Court can't take the case because they disagree with the New York Court of Appeals interpretation of the law. There has to be some Federal violations that would grant the U.S. Supreme Court jurisdiction. |
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Some wonder why he doesn't quit the race as everything about him is publicly revealed. In some ways, I am glad that trump and his acolytes remain in the spotlight so that all of their depravity is fully revealed, documented, tried and convicted. |
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It is only helpful if enough people in a few key states find it unacceptable. |
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| It's possible that trump will be eating his meals out of a tray at rikers island. That would be justice. |
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I’m assuming because he’s once again exposed for a criminal act and could be charged and tried again? We know his followers don’t care. |
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What a beautiful image. Justice indeed. |
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I tried to warn people about where Republicans were headed years ago, but people didn’t want to accept what Republicans were becoming. I think it’s evident now by the fact that instead of questioning their choices in a man who is so thoroughly despicable they’re attacking the justice system. |