Bragg has still not specified the underlying crime that resurrected dead misdemeanors.

According to the law the law trump supposedly violated was a misdemeanor that has ran it statute of limitation and the other part Bragg must show an underlying crime to make it a felony
The law and precedent only say he intended to commit another underlying crime.

Merchan and Bragg know this. You don’t, despite being told repeatedly.
 
It hasn’t run out.

Again, this is more complicated than you are capable of understanding.
In new York misdemeanors have a 2 year statute of limitation NYPL § 175.05
Secondly
First, NYPL § 175.10 requires proof that the defendant committed a misdemeanor under NYPL § 175.05 (“A person is guilty of falsifying business records in the first degree [175.10]
 
In new York misdemeanors have a 2 year statute of limitation NYPL § 175.05
Secondly
First, NYPL § 175.10 requires proof that the defendant committed a misdemeanor under NYPL § 175.05 (“A person is guilty of falsifying business records in the first degree [175.10]
They didn’t charge the misdemeanor so the statute of limitations is far longer than 2 years.
 
Despite the claims of many here, there has been no specified crime, a lot of convoluted theories, but nothing specific. And the judge doesn’t see a problem with this.

No way this isn’t overturned once it gets in front of real judges on appeal.


Of course not The whole idea is to draw it out and keep Trump off the campaign trail.
 
Maybe you didn't read my post. Maybe you did if you did then you lack comprehension.

First, NYPL § 175.10 requires proof that the defendant committed a misdemeanor under NYPL § 175.05
Yes. They spent ample time at trial proving he falsified business records.
 

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