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Paul Manafort indicted in New York moments after second sentencing – Whee!
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Mortgage Fraud IS NOT a federal crime. There is no double jeopardy....
Is this Double Jeopardy?
With the New York District Attorney's charges, even if President TrumppardonsManafort, he still faces a criminal case on the new state charges. Mortgage fraud is not a crime under federal law and therefore there is no double jeopardyissue
Is this Double Jeopardy?
With the New York District Attorney's charges, even if President TrumppardonsManafort, he still faces a criminal case on the new state charges. Mortgage fraud is not a crime under federal law and therefore there is no double jeopardyissue
The other lie trump made today:
When asked if he had thought about pardoning Manafort. "I have not even thought about it."
YES YOU HAVE YOU P O S!
You're falling for a headline suggestion.
Why would Trump pardon him?
There is no reason that he would, other than reporters assumptions.
According to Sarah Sanders Trump has not made up his mind on the issue of the pardon yet.
According to the Liar in Chief..he hasn't even thought about it....
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The other lie trump made today:
When asked if he had thought about pardoning Manafort. "I have not even thought about it."
YES YOU HAVE YOU P O S!
You're falling for a headline suggestion.
Why would Trump pardon him?
There is no reason that he would, other than reporters assumptions.
According to Sarah Sanders Trump has not made up his mind on the issue of the pardon yet.
According to the Liar in Chief..he hasn't even thought about it....
Him and his Press Secretary often say different things.
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Than bank fraud charges were absurd. He misstated some items on a loan. No one lost a dime.He didn't defraud the government out of $30 million, you brain dead moron.Of note. RIchard Hatch got more time for not paying taxes on his million dollar Survivor win that Manafort got from Judge Ellis for defrauding the government out of 30 million dollars
Hatch was sentence to 51 months, only slightly more than Manafort.Manafort was prosecuted in two federal courts. In the Eastern District of Virginia, in August 2018, Manafort was convicted on eight charges of tax and bank fraud. A mistrialwas declared on ten other charges, though he later admitted to them
- Filing false U.S. individual income tax returns, 2010. Verdict: Guilty
- Filing false U.S. individual income tax returns, 2011. Verdict: Guilty
- Filing false U.S. individual income tax returns, 2012. Verdict: Guilty
- Filing false U.S. individual income tax returns, 2013. Verdict: Guilty
- Filing false U.S. individual income tax returns, 2014. Verdict: Guilty
- Failure to file reports of foreign bank and financial accounts, 2011. Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
- Failure to file reports of foreign bank and financial accounts, 2012. Verdict: Guilty
- Failure to file reports of foreign bank and financial accounts, 2013. Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
- Failure to file reports of foreign bank and financial accounts, 2014. Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
- Bank fraud conspiracy ($3.4 million loan). Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
- Bank fraud ($3.4 million loan). Verdict: Guilty
- Bank fraud conspiracy ($1 million loan). Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
- Bank fraud ($1 million loan). Verdict: Guilty
- Bank fraud conspiracy ($5.5 million loan). Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
- Bank fraud conspiracy ($9.5 million loan). Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
- Bank fraud ($9.5 million loan). Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
- Bank fraud conspiracy ($6.5 million loan). Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
- Bank fraud ($6.5 million loan). Verdict: No agreement by jury; judge declares mistrial on this count.
Whether it's one year or five year is irrelevant. It's all the same violation.
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It's amazing to me how proud you are to show the world what a nasty vicious piece of shit you are.New York Charges Manafort With 16 Crimes. If He’s Convicted, Trump Can’t Pardon Him.
Yup....and trump said he knew nothing about it....what a frigin LIAR!
I think we all saw that coming. And more on the way. NY State as well as Maryland are waiting for Citizen Trump in the near future as well on about the same charges. They just can't touch Trump until after he becomes Citizen Trump. And it's a sad state of affairs when an Ex President may spend time in a State Lockup.
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Anyone who voted for Hillary is far worse.New York Charges Manafort With 16 Crimes. If He’s Convicted, Trump Can’t Pardon Him.
Yup....and trump said he knew nothing about it....what a frigin LIAR!
It seems that Trump is the worst judge of character in the history of all mankind
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Hmmm, sorry, he's already been prosecuted for mortgage fraud. That is double jeopardy. I suspect you don't know what the term means.Mortgage Fraud IS NOT a federal crime. There is no double jeopardy....
Is this Double Jeopardy?
With the New York District Attorney's charges, even if President TrumppardonsManafort, he still faces a criminal case on the new state charges. Mortgage fraud is not a crime under federal law and therefore there is no double jeopardyissue
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Anyone who voted for Hillary is far worse.New York Charges Manafort With 16 Crimes. If He’s Convicted, Trump Can’t Pardon Him.
Yup....and trump said he knew nothing about it....what a frigin LIAR!
It seems that Trump is the worst judge of character in the history of all mankind
When you are choosing between a punch to the gut or to the head there really is no winning choice.
The other lie trump made today:
When asked if he had thought about pardoning Manafort. "I have not even thought about it."
YES YOU HAVE YOU P O S!
You're falling for a headline suggestion.
Why would Trump pardon him?
There is no reason that he would, other than reporters assumptions.
According to Sarah Sanders Trump has not made up his mind on the issue of the pardon yet.
According to the Liar in Chief..he hasn't even thought about it....
Him and his Press Secretary often say different things.
They can't keep up with the numerous lies...
- Feb 22, 2017
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Hmmm, sorry, he's already been prosecuted for mortgage fraud. That is double jeopardy. I suspect you don't know what the term means.Mortgage Fraud IS NOT a federal crime. There is no double jeopardy....
Is this Double Jeopardy?
With the New York District Attorney's charges, even if President TrumppardonsManafort, he still faces a criminal case on the new state charges. Mortgage fraud is not a crime under federal law and therefore there is no double jeopardyissue
You might want to look up “dual sovereigns.” and then get back to us
Fort Fun Indiana
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Which, when intentionally, is a felony. Go ahead, try it yourself. Then tell us how big a deal it isn't when you get out.He misstated some items on a loan.
Uh.. the bank wrote off the loan and lost $11.8 million dollars.No one lost a dime.
The Banc of California lost $1 million.
WHY do you do this to yourself? You clearly know less than nothing about any of this and are literally making shit up as you go.
Fort Fun Indiana
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Wrong again. Dude, seriously....That is double jeopardy.
The other lie trump made today:
When asked if he had thought about pardoning Manafort. "I have not even thought about it."
YES YOU HAVE YOU P O S!
You're falling for a headline suggestion.
Why would Trump pardon him?
There is no reason that he would, other than reporters assumptions.
According to Sarah Sanders Trump has not made up his mind on the issue of the pardon yet.
The other lie trump made today:
When asked if he had thought about pardoning Manafort. "I have not even thought about it."
YES YOU HAVE YOU P O S!
You're falling for a headline suggestion.
Why would Trump pardon him?
There is no reason that he would, other than reporters assumptions.
According to Sarah Sanders Trump has not made up his mind on the issue of the pardon yet.
The other lie trump made today:
When asked if he had thought about pardoning Manafort. "I have not even thought about it."
YES YOU HAVE YOU P O S!
You're falling for a headline suggestion.
Why would Trump pardon him?
There is no reason that he would, other than reporters assumptions.
According to Sarah Sanders Trump has not made up his mind on the issue of the pardon yet.
Sander's said Trump will decide when he's ready on it.
The pardon thing, talked about in the fall ,was if he got convicted on Russian collusion, not what he's been accused and convicted of which is tax and bank fraud.
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Double jeopardy is double jeopardy. The Constitution says you can't be prosecuted for the same crime twice, no matter what your bogus "dual sovereigns" propaganda says. It's unconstitutional.Hmmm, sorry, he's already been prosecuted for mortgage fraud. That is double jeopardy. I suspect you don't know what the term means.Mortgage Fraud IS NOT a federal crime. There is no double jeopardy....
Is this Double Jeopardy?
With the New York District Attorney's charges, even if President TrumppardonsManafort, he still faces a criminal case on the new state charges. Mortgage fraud is not a crime under federal law and therefore there is no double jeopardyissue
You might want to look up “dual sovereigns.” and then get back to us
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No, it's not wrong, shit for brains. I realize groveling bootlickers like you believe government can do whatever it wants.Wrong again. Dude, seriously....That is double jeopardy.
Fort Fun Indiana
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Wrong again. In fact, the supreme Court just ruled on it in December. Read something once in a while, bro....Double jeopardy is double jeopardy. The Constitution says you can't be prosecuted for the same crime twice, no matter what your bogus "dual sovereigns" propaganda says. It's unconstitutional.Hmmm, sorry, he's already been prosecuted for mortgage fraud. That is double jeopardy. I suspect you don't know what the term means.Mortgage Fraud IS NOT a federal crime. There is no double jeopardy....
Is this Double Jeopardy?
With the New York District Attorney's charges, even if President TrumppardonsManafort, he still faces a criminal case on the new state charges. Mortgage fraud is not a crime under federal law and therefore there is no double jeopardyissue
You might want to look up “dual sovereigns.” and then get back to us
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Which, when intentionally, is a felony. Go ahead, try it yourself. Then tell us how big a deal it isn't when you get out.He misstated some items on a loan.
Uh.. the bank wrote off the loan and lost $11.8 million dollars.No one lost a dime.
The Banc of California lost $1 million.
WHY do you do this to yourself? You clearly know less than nothing about any of this and are literally making shit up as you go.
Listen to the moron who gets shot down at least a dozen times a day,
Post a link. I haven't seen this.
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I don't care what the hacks on the Supreme Court ruled. The 5th Amendment says it's not allowed.Wrong again. In fact, the supreme Court just ruled on it.Double jeopardy is double jeopardy. The Constitution says you can't be prosecuted for the same crime twice, no matter what your bogus "dual sovereigns" propaganda says. It's unconstitutional.Hmmm, sorry, he's already been prosecuted for mortgage fraud. That is double jeopardy. I suspect you don't know what the term means.Mortgage Fraud IS NOT a federal crime. There is no double jeopardy....
Is this Double Jeopardy?
With the New York District Attorney's charges, even if President TrumppardonsManafort, he still faces a criminal case on the new state charges. Mortgage fraud is not a crime under federal law and therefore there is no double jeopardyissue
You might want to look up “dual sovereigns.” and then get back to us
"nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb"
Where does that make an exception for "dual sovereigns?"
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