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I'm still not sure what he was convicted of

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Nobody is.

Ted-Bot sure as hell couldn't tell you.

It will all be overturned on appeal. Just a bunch of noise is all.

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I'm not sure if this was a rhetorical comment, or not.
Technically, 6ix is correct, all 4 statements.

Have you ever paid a bill, an invoice, with a check?

First, writing a check is the first misdemeanor count, under New York Law.
Second, recording in the checkbook ledger the date, check number, payee, and amount is the second misdemeanor.
Third, notating on the Invoice the same data, is the third misdemeanor.

For 11 months, the monthly Invoices (bills) were paid by check - not by Trump, but by some nameless flunky or accountant in Trump's business. This is 33 of the counts, all misdemeanors. According to the Prosecutor, and the Family Court Judge from Columbia.
Also, IIRC, all 33 of these are far past the Statute of Limitations.

Now, under New York Law, these 33 misdemeanors can be elevated to Felonies, but only if there is an underlying Felony.

Trump has never been charged with any Felony.
The Prosecutor and Judge, working in Collusion, claim that there must be some Felony, they think there is, they suspect there is, they imply there is, they hope there is, they imagine there is. But they cannot identify any, they cannot specify any, they have no evidence of any, they could not charge any Felony.
So, without being charged with a crime, Trump's Defense could not defend against any charge which was never charged.

So, without any Felony charged, Trump was convicted of 33 misdemeanors, all of which were beyond the Statute of Limitations.

The Prosecutor does not know what crime Trump is Guilty of.
The Judge does not know what crime Trump is Guilty of.
The entire panel of Jurors could not agree on any crime that Trump was Guilty of - and they were given extremely wide latitude to search for one.
So, nobody knows what Trump is Guilty of.


Meanwhile, rampant murders went unchecked, unfettered, uncharged throughout NYC.

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Let us remember who is running the country. A convicted felon.

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Shit really, 34 felonies?

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Shit really, 34 felonies?

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Still dense, really?

Still?


We now wonder just how insipid you are.
Can you tell us the name of one felony that you claim he committed?

Just one? One felony?

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Shit really, 34 felonies?

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Still dense, really?

Still?

We now wonder just how insipid you are.
Can you tell us the name of one felony that you claim he committed?

Just one? One felony?

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Shit really, 34 felonies?

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Still dense, really?

Still?

We now wonder just how insipid you are.
Can you tell us the name of one felony that you claim he committed?

Just one? One felony?

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Trump was charged with 34 counts of falsification of business records in the first degree, which is a felony in New York

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'Trump Files Formal Notice of Plan to Appeal Hush Money Conviction'

https://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2025-01-29/trump-files-f
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Shit really, 34 felonies?

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Still dense, really?

Still?

We now wonder just how insipid you are.
Can you tell us the name of one felony that you claim he committed?

Just one? One felony?

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Trump was charged with 34 counts of falsification of business records in the first degree, which is a felony in New York

Here you go, I give you 34.
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Shit really, 34 felonies?

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Still dense, really?

Still?

We now wonder just how insipid you are.
Can you tell us the name of one felony that you claim he committed?

Just one? One felony?

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Trump was charged with 34 counts of falsification of business records in the first degree, which is a felony in New York

Here you go, I give you 34.
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I would be tempted to give you partial credit for your wrong, incorrect, or incomplete reply.

But lazily regurgitating the Lying Talking Points Lies that were spoon-fed to you is not really an answer, since you have merely repeated these same lies for this entire thread.

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I'm still not sure what he was convicted of

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Nobody is.

Ted-Bot sure as hell couldn't tell you.

It will all be overturned on appeal. Just a bunch of noise is all.

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I'm not sure if this was a rhetorical comment, or not.
Technically, 6ix is correct, all 4 statements.

Have you ever paid a bill, an invoice, with a check?

First, writing a check is the first misdemeanor count, under New York Law.
Second, recording in the checkbook ledger the date, check number, payee, and amount is the second misdemeanor.
Third, notating on the Invoice the same data, is the third misdemeanor.

For 11 months, the monthly Invoices (bills) were paid by check - not by Trump, but by some nameless flunky or accountant in Trump's business. This is 33 of the counts, all misdemeanors. According to the Prosecutor, and the Family Court Judge from Columbia.
Also, IIRC, all 33 of these are far past the Statute of Limitations.

Now, under New York Law, these 33 misdemeanors can be elevated to Felonies, but only if there is an underlying Felony.

Trump has never been charged with any Felony.
The Prosecutor and Judge, working in Collusion, claim that there must be some Felony, they think there is, they suspect there is, they imply there is, they hope there is, they imagine there is. But they cannot identify any, they cannot specify any, they have no evidence of any, they could not charge any Felony.
So, without being charged with a crime, Trump's Defense could not defend against any charge which was never charged.

So, without any Felony charged, Trump was convicted of 33 misdemeanors, all of which were beyond the Statute of Limitations.

The Prosecutor does not know what crime Trump is Guilty of.
The Judge does not know what crime Trump is Guilty of.
The entire panel of Jurors could not agree on any crime that Trump was Guilty of - and they were given extremely wide latitude to search for one.
So, nobody knows what Trump is Guilty of.


Meanwhile, rampant murders went unchecked, unfettered, uncharged throughout NYC.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

Just to review, the facts:

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Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN:
I'm still not sure what he was convicted of

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Nobody is.

Ted-Bot sure as hell couldn't tell you.

It will all be overturned on appeal. Just a bunch of noise is all.

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I'm not sure if this was a rhetorical comment, or not.
Technically, 6ix is correct, all 4 statements.

Have you ever paid a bill, an invoice, with a check?

First, writing a check is the first misdemeanor count, under New York Law.
Second, recording in the checkbook ledger the date, check number, payee, and amount is the second misdemeanor.
Third, notating on the Invoice the same data, is the third misdemeanor.

For 11 months, the monthly Invoices (bills) were paid by check - not by Trump, but by some nameless flunky or accountant in Trump's business. This is 33 of the counts, all misdemeanors. According to the Prosecutor, and the Family Court Judge from Columbia.
Also, IIRC, all 33 of these are far past the Statute of Limitations.

Now, under New York Law, these 33 misdemeanors can be elevated to Felonies, but only if there is an underlying Felony.

Trump has never been charged with any Felony.
The Prosecutor and Judge, working in Collusion, claim that there must be some Felony, they think there is, they suspect there is, they imply there is, they hope there is, they imagine there is. But they cannot identify any, they cannot specify any, they have no evidence of any, they could not charge any Felony.
So, without being charged with a crime, Trump's Defense could not defend against any charge which was never charged.

So, without any Felony charged, Trump was convicted of 33 misdemeanors, all of which were beyond the Statute of Limitations.

The Prosecutor does not know what crime Trump is Guilty of.
The Judge does not know what crime Trump is Guilty of.
The entire panel of Jurors could not agree on any crime that Trump was Guilty of - and they were given extremely wide latitude to search for one.
So, nobody knows what Trump is Guilty of.


Meanwhile, rampant murders went unchecked, unfettered, uncharged throughout NYC.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Just to review, the facts:

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:

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Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN:
I'm still not sure what he was convicted of

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Nobody is.

Ted-Bot sure as hell couldn't tell you.

It will all be overturned on appeal. Just a bunch of noise is all.

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I'm not sure if this was a rhetorical comment, or not.
Technically, 6ix is correct, all 4 statements.

Have you ever paid a bill, an invoice, with a check?

First, writing a check is the first misdemeanor count, under New York Law.
Second, recording in the checkbook ledger the date, check number, payee, and amount is the second misdemeanor.
Third, notating on the Invoice the same data, is the third misdemeanor.

For 11 months, the monthly Invoices (bills) were paid by check - not by Trump, but by some nameless flunky or accountant in Trump's business. This is 33 of the counts, all misdemeanors. According to the Prosecutor, and the Family Court Judge from Columbia.
Also, IIRC, all 33 of these are far past the Statute of Limitations.

Now, under New York Law, these 33 misdemeanors can be elevated to Felonies, but only if there is an underlying Felony.

Trump has never been charged with any Felony.
The Prosecutor and Judge, working in Collusion, claim that there must be some Felony, they think there is, they suspect there is, they imply there is, they hope there is, they imagine there is. But they cannot identify any, they cannot specify any, they have no evidence of any, they could not charge any Felony.
So, without being charged with a crime, Trump's Defense could not defend against any charge which was never charged.

So, without any Felony charged, Trump was convicted of 33 misdemeanors, all of which were beyond the Statute of Limitations.

The Prosecutor does not know what crime Trump is Guilty of.
The Judge does not know what crime Trump is Guilty of.
The entire panel of Jurors could not agree on any crime that Trump was Guilty of - and they were given extremely wide latitude to search for one.
So, nobody knows what Trump is Guilty of.


Meanwhile, rampant murders went unchecked, unfettered, uncharged throughout NYC.

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