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If it's a federal case why is the State Of NY trying the case?Yes we do.
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Nope.
That's not in their jurisdiction, correct?
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If it's a federal case why is the State Of NY trying the case?Yes we do.
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Nope.
I'd like to say you can't be this stupid, but you can be and are.If it's a federal case why is the State Of NY trying the case?
That's not in their jurisdiction, correct?
The only reason you would think that is because you don't want to answer the question or admit to making a mistake.I'd like to say you can't be this stupid, but you can be and are.
Again, you are woefully ignorant of things here.The only reason you would think that is because you don't want to answer the question or admit to making a mistake.
The reason it's a federal crime is because it deals with federal election laws.
That's the reason it's not even listed in the indictment.
Alvin Bragg wants to charge Trump with a felony because he believes that Trump planned and carried out crimes with one or more accomplices, which he thinks turns these 34 misdemeanors into a conspiracy to commit another crime. Who cares that the 34 misdemeanors expired years ago, thus the crime shouldn't even be on trial.
Yet you cannot explain how.Again, you are woefully ignorant of things here.
The legal team is not even arguing your nonsense. Stop making shit up. State prosecutors can and do charge felony crimes.The only reason you would think that is because you don't want to answer the question or admit to making a mistake.
The reason it's a federal crime is because it deals with federal election laws.
That's the reason it's not even listed in the indictment.
Alvin Bragg wants to charge Trump with a felony because he believes that Trump planned and carried out crimes with one or more accomplices, which he thinks turns these 34 misdemeanors into a conspiracy to commit another crime. Who cares that the 34 misdemeanors expired years ago, thus the crime shouldn't even be on trial.
You ignore all explanations.Yet you cannot explain how.
You do understand the difference between a federal crime and a felony, right?The legal team is not even arguing your nonsense. Stop making shit up. State prosecutors can and do charge felony crimes.
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Why Does Trump Face Felony Charges? What is a felony 101 -- Mr. Trump faces 34 felony counts.
A felony is a crime of greater seriousness than a misdemeanor, and conviction of a felony carries the possible penalty of a year or more in prison.
Falsifying business records in New York State can be a misdemeanor, but prosecutors can bring the charge as a felony if they believe the records were falsified to conceal another crime.
Manhattan district attorney Alvin L. Bragg had suggested that Mr. Trump concealed three potential crimes, although he has not charged him with any of those.
Prosecutors do not need to prove such crimes were committed — only that there was “the intent to commit or conceal” an additional crime.
Don't play semantics with me.You do understand the difference between a federal crime and a felony, right?
Of course he can charge him with a felony but it's a little late for that. The statute of limitations ran out on that quite awhile back.
btw, wtf said it was a federal case? curious.If it's a federal case why is the State Of NY trying the case?
That's not in their jurisdiction, correct?
They're trying to use a federal crime to base it off of.btw, wtf said it was a federal case? curious.
Hmm...
Well aren't you the legal genius. Must be a genetic thing.They're trying to use a federal crime to base it off of.
This is a case they should have charged 3 years ago,
Fuck you, dip shit.Well aren't you the legal genius. Must be a genetic thing.
Well aren't you the legal genius. Must be a genetic thing.
Well aren't you the legal genius. Must be a genetic thing.