Nope. We don’t know that that was the underlying crime. The judge said the jury could also find him guilty of state campaign violations, or tax violation.Yes it was. Cohen's conviction for federal campaign fraud. The evidence was submitted in court and Cohen's conviction is prima facia evidence that - ahhh - Cohen committed a crime. Then the prosecution showed how Trump laundered the reimbursement through his business entity to conceal the payments for Cohen's crimes.
It's all right there in the evidence and transcripts which are publicly available.
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So the judge threw out three possibilities, and we don’t know which of these crimes the jury said Trump intended to commit, or if some thought he was guilty of one and others thought he was guilty of a different one. The judge made up his own law and said that all 12 did not have to agree.