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Nor did I try nor did I whine or cry. That’s your behavior.Hahaha
Poor guy
No, you didn't whine and cry your way to outsmarting the district attorney.
Sorry.
The difference being that none of Clinton, Obama nor Biden summoned, incited and aimed a mob to assault Congress... your Orange Baboon-God DID.But Biden and Clinton and Obama sure can.
Falsifying business records is a very safe bet. I'm watching to see if they're going to go after the felony.And the question about what the prospective charge might be (if there even is one) is as yet unanswered.
It’s a shit bet. You still fail to recognize the probable statute of limitations problem.Falsifying business records is a very safe bet. I'm watching to see if they're going to go after the felony.
You still fail to recognize the probable statute of limitations problem.
One felony version of that crime is committing it to cover up another crime. Which seems to be exactly what happened.The felony version of that crime (ie, 1st degree) probably doesn’t apply.
No. It doesn’t apply. There was no crime being covered up.One felony version of that crime is committing it to cover up another crime. Which seems to be exactly what happened.
It has nothing to do with any campaign contribution.He falsified business records to cover up an illegal campaign contribution.
For you it isn’t even underwater basket weaving.Come on son, this isn't rocket surgery.
JFC you're lame.Nobody saw it. Not even you since, as you know, it didn’t happen. You’re such a rancid twat.
Impossible since I haven’t done it at all.
Is there some psychiatric explanation for your inability to be honest?
. Sure there was. An Illegal campaign contribution. His personal lawyer went to federal prison for it.No. It doesn’t apply. There was no crime being covered up.
You are one of the least intelligent people to post here.JFC you're lame.
Wait, so you're saying he didn't snort a line of Dan Bongino and then outsmart a district attorney?JFC you're lame.
Have you.You are one of the least intelligent people to post here.
Even if there were some reason to value your babbling bullshit (which, of course, there is not), I wouldn’t. I’ve gotten to know the nothing you are.
The law as posted says nothing about residency. It says the accused has to CONTINUOUSLY stay outside the state for the entire five year statute of limitations period. Trump made many visits to New York state during those years. The reason for the extension is that the accused can only be served in New York State.Yet you do not understand the statue of limitations. Trump residents was Washington DC for 4 years. Those 4 years do not count into the deadline computation. So there are only 3 years that have past. They have 1 more year to move this to the next stage or the statue of limitations will end.
Be informed
That's a better story, for sure.Wait, so you're saying he didn't snort a line of Dan Bongino and then outsmart a district attorney?
There was no illegal campaign contribution.. Sure there was. An Illegal campaign contribution.
Not why he went to prison. Shyster Cohen pled guilty to 8 counts. The fact that the US Attorney spun a funny story, and got the sniveling scumbag to cop to such a crap plea doesn’t mean that it is valid. Nor does it mean that Trump did it. Cohen did itHis personal lawyer went to federal prison for it.
Wrong. There is no mandatory minimum on NY State non violent felonies. By the way.BTW, the penalty for that is minimum one year in State prison.
Sorry, you're not interprting it correctly. A few days of visiting do not stop the clock. It just pauses.The law as posted says nothing about residency. It says the accused has to CONTINUOUSLY stay outside the state for the entire five year statute of limitations period. Trump made many visits to New York state during those years. The reason for the extension is that the accused can only be served in New York State.
*except the one that Cohen went to federal prison for.There was no illegal campaign contribution.
Wrong again! He indeed pled guilty to two crimes regarding the illegal campaign contribution: one count of causing an unlawful campaign contribution and one count of making an excessive campaign contribution.Not why he went to prison.
And the streak ends.There is no mandatory minimum on NY State non violent felonies.
Sorry, you're not interprting it correctly. A few days of visiting do not stop the clock. It just pauses.
Which I explained before is the subject of actual legal dispute. Farty doesn’t like to mention such things.Also, Gov. Cuomo paused the clock on all SoLs, in March of last year.
