A convicted felon / President?

[Hutch Starskey]

OMG!!
Cohen committed a crime. That's awful.
But catch and kill payments aren't illegal.
And NDA payments aren't illegal.

They were reimbursements to Cohen for his crimes, dope.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

They were reimbursements to Cohen for his crimes, dope.

Trump made illegal, too large contributions to his own campaign?

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Trump made illegal, too large contributions to his own campaign?

Of course not, dope. It’s all public record. You should check it out.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Of course not, dope. It’s all public record. You should check it out.

You're funny.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

You're funny.

You’re a moron.
Did you watch the trial coverage at all?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

You’re a moron.
Did you watch the trial coverage at all?

No. What did I miss?

 

[Hutch Starskey]

No. What did I miss?

Everything apparently.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Everything apparently.

Cohen made an illegal contribution?

That's awful!

So what?

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Considering that the American press has done nothing but lie, Trump was wise to keep US media out of any meetings.

Everyone else lies, but Trump.
It figures you would think that way.............COMMIE.

 

[jc456]

Yes, dope. The entire wold is lying to you and against you.

They were and are, Wuhan and climate change is all there for you to witness their after normal human life around the globe.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Cohen made an illegal contribution?

That's awful!

So what?

Your understanding is deficient.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Your understanding is deficient.

So was the case.

 

[MagicMike]

Every patriot that signed the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were treasonous felons.

Jesus Christ was a convicted felon.

President Trump is in good company.

We don't need a piece of paper to tell us what this sleazy fuck is....

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This guy is not even running anymore so....as usual your post is just fucking stupid.

 

[MagicMike]

I really consider them to be fake convictions.

Once a REAL sentence is imposed then perhaps you will change your mind.
But here's a question, if the convictions are "fake" as you say then why has Trump tried so hard to delay sentencing?
You can't be sentenced for "fake" convictions can you?
Naw....he must think his convictions are pretty fucking REAL.
Real enough that once the election is over he's going to a REAL prison anyway.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Once a REAL sentence is imposed then perhaps you will change your mind.
But here's a question, if the convictions are "fake" as you say then why has Trump tried so hard to delay sentencing?
You can't be sentenced for "fake" convictions can you?
Naw....he must think his convictions are pretty fucking REAL.
Real enough that once the election is over he's going to a REAL prison anyway.

Why has Judge Marchand continued the sentencing? After all, Trump is not convicted until Judge Marchand enters the Judgment of Conviction and sentenced. Why won't he do it?

 

[MagicMike]

Why has Judge Marchand continued the sentencing? After all, Trump is not convicted until Judge Marchand enters the Judgment of Conviction and sentenced. Why won't he do it?

Wrong.
Trump was convicted the moment the jury returned guilty verdicts on all 34 counts.
Think about it. That's why sentencing comes after conviction. A judge cannot sentence an "innocent" person, only a "guilty" one. A conviction is what establishes guilt. Before those guilty verdicts the defendant enjoyed the presumption of innocence. Following the guilty verdicts (of course) that all changed.
As for why Merchan hasn't imposed sentencing yet keep in mind that convicted felon Trump's lawyers have requested sentencing delays twice, both of which Merchan has granted. In allowing convicted felon Trump's every avenue to exhaust all of it's legal options to delay this case on technicalities and special requests, Merchan is ensuring his rulings will be appeal proof later on.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Wrong.
Trump was convicted the moment the jury returned guilty verdicts on all 34 counts.
Think about it. That's why sentencing comes after conviction. A judge cannot sentence an "innocent" person, only a "guilty" one. A conviction is what establishes guilt. Before those guilty verdicts the defendant enjoyed the presumption of innocence. Following the guilty verdicts (of course) that all changed.
As for why Merchan hasn't imposed sentencing yet keep in mind that convicted felon Trump's lawyers have requested sentencing delays twice, both of which Merchan has granted. In allowing convicted felon Trump's every avenue to exhaust all of it's legal options to delay this case on technicalities and special requests, Merchan is ensuring his rulings will be appeal proof later on.

No. One of us has a legal education and the other one does not. The jury returned a VERDICT. There is no CONVICTION until the JUDGE enters a JUDGMENT OF CONVICTION and sentences the defendant.

If you think there is something different please provide some evidence other than your personal opinion.

When Does a Conviction Start? (Explained) - Law Stuff Explained

A conviction is generally effective on the date that the judgment of conviction is entered.

lawstuffexplained.com

The “filing” or “entering” of the judgment in the record is usually done by a clerk of the court.
The magic of the “entering” is simply the clerk adding/updating the information in the system.
This should generally happen the same day at the sentencing hearing, but sometimes it may take a day or even a few days.
In most jurisdictions, the conviction date is the date of the official judgment.

In general, it is expected that the official judgment of conviction would be the date of sentencing, when the defendant’s punishment became official.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

After dick Cheney endorsement of Kamala the choice is clear
I have no choice but to defend our demockwacy and shared values and vote for Kamala

 

[MagicMike]

No. One of us has a legal education and the other one does not. The jury returned a VERDICT. There is no CONVICTION until the JUDGE enters a JUDGMENT OF CONVICTION and sentences the defendant.

If you think there is something different please provide some evidence other than your personal opinion.

When Does a Conviction Start? (Explained) - Law Stuff Explained

A conviction is generally effective on the date that the judgment of conviction is entered.

lawstuffexplained.com

The “filing” or “entering” of the judgment in the record is usually done by a clerk of the court.
The magic of the “entering” is simply the clerk adding/updating the information in the system.
This should generally happen the same day at the sentencing hearing, but sometimes it may take a day or even a few days.
In most jurisdictions, the conviction date is the date of the official judgment.

In general, it is expected that the official judgment of conviction would be the date of sentencing, when the defendant’s punishment became official.

How do you know that the judgement of conviction was not entered immediately?
Why did you ask why Judge Merchan has not done that yet? What makes you think he hasn't?

 

[EvilCat Breath]

How do you know that the judgement of conviction was not entered immediately?
Why did you ask why Judge Merchan has not done that yet? What makes you think he hasn't?

I know that judgment was not entered immediately because Trump was not sentenced. How do you know, or did you just opine that judgment was entered immediately? If judgment had been entered you can be sure, certain, that every media in the world would have reported it.

Don't misspell JUDGMENT. It is unbecoming.