Trumps Criminal Problems Will Still Be Waiting For Him After His Time Is Up

[skews13]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump now that he’s been reelected president.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, argued in a filing made public Tuesday that Trump’s May conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should not be dismissed just because he’s returning to the White House. The district attorney also said it’s possible for the judge to delay sentencing until after Trump is out of office or to impose a sentence without jail time.

“President-elect immunity does not exist,” the DA’s office wrote, adding that even when Trump is president, dismissing the conviction and the indictment would be an “extreme remedy” that is unwarranted.

And the New York attorney general’s office wrote in a letter to Trump’s attorneys Tuesday that Trump’s appeal of his $454 million civil fraud judgment poses no burden to his future presidency.

Even if Merchan keeps Trump’s conviction in place, the district attorney’s office has already acknowledged that the president-elect cannot be sentenced while he’s in office, after both sides agreed to pause the case and postpone any sentencing last month.

Prosecutors said in their filing Tuesday that a delay of Trump’s sentencing until after his presidential term was “reasonable.”

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And in case anyone was wondering, Fani Willis RICO case in Georgia isn't going anywhere either. Time should feel like it's slipping away quickly for Trump in his second term.

 

[Thunk]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump

And that's why they both will be going to prison...violation of due process and malicious prosecution!

Bye bye Alvin...Enjoy your new cell mate Buba!

 

[jbrownson0831]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump now that he’s been reelected president.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, argued in a filing made public Tuesday that Trump’s May conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should not be dismissed just because he’s returning to the White House. The district attorney also said it’s possible for the judge to delay sentencing until after Trump is out of office or to impose a sentence without jail time.

“President-elect immunity does not exist,” the DA’s office wrote, adding that even when Trump is president, dismissing the conviction and the indictment would be an “extreme remedy” that is unwarranted.

And the New York attorney general’s office wrote in a letter to Trump’s attorneys Tuesday that Trump’s appeal of his $454 million civil fraud judgment poses no burden to his future presidency.

Even if Merchan keeps Trump’s conviction in place, the district attorney’s office has already acknowledged that the president-elect cannot be sentenced while he’s in office, after both sides agreed to pause the case and postpone any sentencing last month.

Prosecutors said in their filing Tuesday that a delay of Trump’s sentencing until after his presidential term was “reasonable.”

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And in case anyone was wondering, Fani Willis RICO case in Georgia isn't going anywhere either. Time should feel like it's slipping away quickly for Trump in his second term.

Baloney skrewey
Those wackos will be disbarred and in jail themselves soon.

 

[Auld Phart]

 

[MarcATL]

Good!

 

[jbrownson0831]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump now that he’s been reelected president.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, argued in a filing made public Tuesday that Trump’s May conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should not be dismissed just because he’s returning to the White House. The district attorney also said it’s possible for the judge to delay sentencing until after Trump is out of office or to impose a sentence without jail time.

“President-elect immunity does not exist,” the DA’s office wrote, adding that even when Trump is president, dismissing the conviction and the indictment would be an “extreme remedy” that is unwarranted.

And the New York attorney general’s office wrote in a letter to Trump’s attorneys Tuesday that Trump’s appeal of his $454 million civil fraud judgment poses no burden to his future presidency.

Even if Merchan keeps Trump’s conviction in place, the district attorney’s office has already acknowledged that the president-elect cannot be sentenced while he’s in office, after both sides agreed to pause the case and postpone any sentencing last month.

Prosecutors said in their filing Tuesday that a delay of Trump’s sentencing until after his presidential term was “reasonable.”

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And in case anyone was wondering, Fani Willis RICO case in Georgia isn't going anywhere either. Time should feel like it's slipping away quickly for Trump in his second term.

And in case anyone was wondering....
skrewey is a doofus....

 

[Oddball]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump now that he’s been reelected president.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, argued in a filing made public Tuesday that Trump’s May conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should not be dismissed just because he’s returning to the White House. The district attorney also said it’s possible for the judge to delay sentencing until after Trump is out of office or to impose a sentence without jail time.

“President-elect immunity does not exist,” the DA’s office wrote, adding that even when Trump is president, dismissing the conviction and the indictment would be an “extreme remedy” that is unwarranted.

And the New York attorney general’s office wrote in a letter to Trump’s attorneys Tuesday that Trump’s appeal of his $454 million civil fraud judgment poses no burden to his future presidency.

Even if Merchan keeps Trump’s conviction in place, the district attorney’s office has already acknowledged that the president-elect cannot be sentenced while he’s in office, after both sides agreed to pause the case and postpone any sentencing last month.

Prosecutors said in their filing Tuesday that a delay of Trump’s sentencing until after his presidential term was “reasonable.”

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And in case anyone was wondering, Fani Willis RICO case in Georgia isn't going anywhere either. Time should feel like it's slipping away quickly for Trump in his second term.

To think that this shit right here is what gets you crackpots out of bed in the morning....

 

[theHawk]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump now that he’s been reelected president.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, argued in a filing made public Tuesday that Trump’s May conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should not be dismissed just because he’s returning to the White House. The district attorney also said it’s possible for the judge to delay sentencing until after Trump is out of office or to impose a sentence without jail time.

“President-elect immunity does not exist,” the DA’s office wrote, adding that even when Trump is president, dismissing the conviction and the indictment would be an “extreme remedy” that is unwarranted.

And the New York attorney general’s office wrote in a letter to Trump’s attorneys Tuesday that Trump’s appeal of his $454 million civil fraud judgment poses no burden to his future presidency.

Even if Merchan keeps Trump’s conviction in place, the district attorney’s office has already acknowledged that the president-elect cannot be sentenced while he’s in office, after both sides agreed to pause the case and postpone any sentencing last month.

Prosecutors said in their filing Tuesday that a delay of Trump’s sentencing until after his presidential term was “reasonable.”

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And in case anyone was wondering, Fani Willis RICO case in Georgia isn't going anywhere either. Time should feel like it's slipping away quickly for Trump in his second term.

No, the judge doesn’t want to do anything with the case because he knows it will be easily overturned and dismissed on appeal. His instructions to the jury were illegal. Telling a jury they can just imagine a different felony not specified in charges and that he is guilty of that, in order to make him guilty of the misdemeanor crime they did charge him with, because on its own that “crime” isn’t even a crime on its own (paying his lawyer).

 

[westwall]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump now that he’s been reelected president.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, argued in a filing made public Tuesday that Trump’s May conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should not be dismissed just because he’s returning to the White House. The district attorney also said it’s possible for the judge to delay sentencing until after Trump is out of office or to impose a sentence without jail time.

“President-elect immunity does not exist,” the DA’s office wrote, adding that even when Trump is president, dismissing the conviction and the indictment would be an “extreme remedy” that is unwarranted.

And the New York attorney general’s office wrote in a letter to Trump’s attorneys Tuesday that Trump’s appeal of his $454 million civil fraud judgment poses no burden to his future presidency.

Even if Merchan keeps Trump’s conviction in place, the district attorney’s office has already acknowledged that the president-elect cannot be sentenced while he’s in office, after both sides agreed to pause the case and postpone any sentencing last month.

Prosecutors said in their filing Tuesday that a delay of Trump’s sentencing until after his presidential term was “reasonable.”

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And in case anyone was wondering, Fani Willis RICO case in Georgia isn't going anywhere either. Time should feel like it's slipping away quickly for Trump in his second term.

Care to bet?

 

[martybegan]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump now that he’s been reelected president.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, argued in a filing made public Tuesday that Trump’s May conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should not be dismissed just because he’s returning to the White House. The district attorney also said it’s possible for the judge to delay sentencing until after Trump is out of office or to impose a sentence without jail time.

“President-elect immunity does not exist,” the DA’s office wrote, adding that even when Trump is president, dismissing the conviction and the indictment would be an “extreme remedy” that is unwarranted.

And the New York attorney general’s office wrote in a letter to Trump’s attorneys Tuesday that Trump’s appeal of his $454 million civil fraud judgment poses no burden to his future presidency.

Even if Merchan keeps Trump’s conviction in place, the district attorney’s office has already acknowledged that the president-elect cannot be sentenced while he’s in office, after both sides agreed to pause the case and postpone any sentencing last month.

Prosecutors said in their filing Tuesday that a delay of Trump’s sentencing until after his presidential term was “reasonable.”

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And in case anyone was wondering, Fani Willis RICO case in Georgia isn't going anywhere either. Time should feel like it's slipping away quickly for Trump in his second term.

 

[Dekster]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump now that he’s been reelected president.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, argued in a filing made public Tuesday that Trump’s May conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should not be dismissed just because he’s returning to the White House. The district attorney also said it’s possible for the judge to delay sentencing until after Trump is out of office or to impose a sentence without jail time.

“President-elect immunity does not exist,” the DA’s office wrote, adding that even when Trump is president, dismissing the conviction and the indictment would be an “extreme remedy” that is unwarranted.

And the New York attorney general’s office wrote in a letter to Trump’s attorneys Tuesday that Trump’s appeal of his $454 million civil fraud judgment poses no burden to his future presidency.

Even if Merchan keeps Trump’s conviction in place, the district attorney’s office has already acknowledged that the president-elect cannot be sentenced while he’s in office, after both sides agreed to pause the case and postpone any sentencing last month.

Prosecutors said in their filing Tuesday that a delay of Trump’s sentencing until after his presidential term was “reasonable.”

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And in case anyone was wondering, Fani Willis RICO case in Georgia isn't going anywhere either. Time should feel like it's slipping away quickly for Trump in his second term.

They can keep the case open forever but Trump will not see a day behind bars

 

[Polishprince]

Shows what a dumb ass Mr. Bragg is.

He was given a gracious way to move away from his silliness and refuses to take it.

So now, he can expect to face more embarrassment as the case continues and judges order him schlonged.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

And that's why they both will be going to prison...violation of due process and malicious prosecution!

Bye bye Alvin...Enjoy your new cell mate Buba!

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Correct. They will be in prison long before Trump.

 

[westwall]

jbrownson0831

They can keep the case open forever but Trump will not see a day behind bars

Legally they can't. It's yet another in a long line of due process violations.

Bragg and merchan will see the inside of a prison cell long before Trump ever will.

 

[Polishprince]

The crazy thing is that fate just put the Luigi Mangione case on Bragg's plate, and he has a tremendous chance to redeem himself in the eyes of the voters by sending him upstate forever.

But instead, he continues to stew in the juices of his defeats.

 

[WEATHER53]

Having utterly failed with their TDS mantras the lib loons now feel their “got him now” vindication will occur over the next 4 years by hanging this albatross on Trump
Wont happen like all their immature fantasies . Get ready to wail more when the witch hunters get imprisoned and not Trump

 

[Polishprince]

Having utterly failed with their TDS mantras the lib loons now feel their “got him now” vindication will occur over the next 4 years by hanging this albatross on Trump
Wont happen like all their immature fantasies . Get ready to wail more when the witch hunters get imprisoned and not Trump

If I had 5 cents for every time a lib on TV said "we got him now" or "the walls are closing in on Trump", I'd be a billionaire today.

 

[WEATHER53]

If I had 5 cents for every time a lib on TV said "we got him now" or "the walls are closing in on Trump", I'd be a billionaire today.

They are a rare combo of failed zealots and children

 

[Missourian]

The New York attorney general and the Manhattan district attorney both said Tuesday they will not dismiss their historic cases against Donald Trump now that he’s been reelected president.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, argued in a filing made public Tuesday that Trump’s May conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records should not be dismissed just because he’s returning to the White House. The district attorney also said it’s possible for the judge to delay sentencing until after Trump is out of office or to impose a sentence without jail time.

“President-elect immunity does not exist,” the DA’s office wrote, adding that even when Trump is president, dismissing the conviction and the indictment would be an “extreme remedy” that is unwarranted.

And the New York attorney general’s office wrote in a letter to Trump’s attorneys Tuesday that Trump’s appeal of his $454 million civil fraud judgment poses no burden to his future presidency.

Even if Merchan keeps Trump’s conviction in place, the district attorney’s office has already acknowledged that the president-elect cannot be sentenced while he’s in office, after both sides agreed to pause the case and postpone any sentencing last month.

Prosecutors said in their filing Tuesday that a delay of Trump’s sentencing until after his presidential term was “reasonable.”

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And in case anyone was wondering, Fani Willis RICO case in Georgia isn't going anywhere either. Time should feel like it's slipping away quickly for Trump in his second term.

You got him right where you want him.

 

[WEATHER53]

These TDS zealots redouble EVERY failed effort