Skylar
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C’mon…..they couldn’t even prove ONE underlying crime, so the judge named three they could pick from, like ordering from a Chinese menu, and they didn’t have to agree. The case was so weak, and there was no evidence of the underlying crime, they were just allowed to split the difference.
Proving another crime isn't the requirement for the enhancement. As you know proving INTENT to commit, aid or conceal another crime with the falsification of records is the requirement.
You're offering us a legal strawman. And delightfully pseudo-legal one, as nothing you've described is actually a legal requirement under NY law.
There's no 'pretzel twisting'. The felony enhancement is right there in 175.10. The jury unanimously found Trump falsified records. AND unanimously found that he did so with the INTENT to commit, aid or conceal another crime.
Its not particularly complicated. Especially for the jury.
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