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The words "intent to commit a future more serious crime" appear nowhere in the indictment.Bragg has charged Trump with falsifying business records (a misdemeanor past the statute of limitations) and the “intent to commit a future more serious crime” (the unarmed felony).
And what is that? You just keep referring us to Bragg’s gobedly gook.Section 175.10 of the New York State Penal Code in the First Degree.
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Seems he is good at plea deals.
what more serious crime did he intend on doing??The words "intent to commit a future more serious crime" appear nowhere in the indictment.
This is the reason I posted the indictment yesterday. Because I knew you tards would start parroting what you are told to parrot by your propagandists.
Catastrophic topic fail.
So when he says ”intent to commit another crime,” WHAT is that crime?
Trump falsified his business records to conceal the campaign finance violations for which Cohen was imprisoned.Right so what was the other crime TRUMP intended to commit?
See post 166.what more serious crime did he intend on doing??
that doesnt tell me what the crime is,, just the code it falls under,,
There’s still “intent to commit” which of course implies future.The words "intent to commit a future more serious crime" appear nowhere in the indictment.
This is the reason I posted the indictment yesterday. Because I knew you tards would start parroting what you are told to parrot by your propagandists.
Catastrophic topic fail.
if trump did it why did cohen go to jail for it??Trump falsified his business records to conceal the campaign finance violations for which Cohen was imprisoned.
I find it shocking Trumptards have been kept in the dark by their propagandists about this.
Correct, but there is no requirement that it does.
So if someone else commits an underlying crime that turns a simple misdemeanor of mine into a felony, I can be charged with the felony? That’s some real pretzel twisting there against the Democrats’ main political opponent.The crime he's charged with is clearly shown, it's a Class E Felony under Section 175.10 of the New York State Penal Code.
If you think he has to be charged with the underlying crime that facilitates the raising of the misdemeanor to a felony, you are incorrect - that crime can be committed by someone else and it is the FDOTUS's actions in aid and concealing that crime which become the basis for 175.10.
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again thats the code,, what did trump do that is the crime??
See post 172.There’s still “intent to commit” which of course implies future.
The reason the wording in the indictment is so vaporous is because if it were specific, it wouldn’t stand up to scrutiny.
Here is basically what he is claiming, without saying it, since it doesn’t add up: Trump falsified the records (a misdemeanor) in order to influence the election, and he falsified the records in 2017. That was AFTER the election. So who takes action to influence an election after he already won it?
It just doesn’t add up under even the most base of scrutiny, which again explains the vaporous language in the indictment.
Trump falsified his business records to conceal the campaign finance violation.again thats the code,, what did trump do that is the crime??
yep, he said another crime that he didn't say what it was and implied it was a future crime.The basis is in the Statement of Facts as to what justifies raising the misdemeanor to a felony.
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Of course it does. You don’t charge someone with a felony due to an underlying crime, and then not tell the person what the underlying crime is.
So if someone else commits an underlying crime that turns a simple misdemeanor of mine into a felony, I can be charged with the felony? That’s some real pretzel twisting there against the Democrats’ main political opponent.
shhhh, you have to have the decoder ring.again thats the code,, what did trump do that is the crime??
what record did he falsify??Trump falsified his business records to conceal the campaign finance violation.
It's in plain English in the indictment. 34 times.
when was cohen charged with anything?Not necessarily, you tell someone charged with a felony what the felony was.
