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BigmanPigman

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3. Not all the charges against him have finished.

Reply to ffr (Original post)

Fri Mar 8, 2019, 04:48 PM

Mar 2019

There is a real possibility that Mueller may bring more charges and there are likely state charges too (can't pardon those unless by the gov of the state). The only problem with the state is a statute of limitations. This gives me hope that he will spend life in jail.

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Hopefully the max leftynyc Mar 2019 #1

Next week are the crimes that really matter. Yesterday's sentence had nothing to do with trump's Hoyt Mar 2019 #2

And most likely he owes millions more to shady characters in foreign countries. TexasTowelie Mar 2019 #10

Good point. Think I read he owes one Russian $10 Mill. So yeah, he'll be looking over his shoulder. Hoyt Mar 2019 #11

Not all the charges against him have finished. BigmanPigman Mar 2019 #3

Yes, if he evaded fed taxes.... dawg day Mar 2019 #4

Very true. shanny Mar 2019 #5

I just heard on MSNBC that Rhode Island and Illinois may BigmanPigman Mar 2019 #6

WooHOO! shanny Mar 2019 #7

Thank you for posting that! Dem2theMax Mar 2019 #13

I know it! BigmanPigman Mar 2019 #16

Also Mueller got Manafort to plead guilty to the hung charges. lagomorph777 Mar 2019 #8

Yes... Jurist Ellis's sentence is just the first bullet to Paulie's first kneecap. WheelWalker Mar 2019 #9

A guideline is a range, isn't it? 10 is the max. The upper end of the guideline. Honeycombe8 Mar 2019 #12

What good behavior? Wednesdays Mar 2019 #14

That's a federal thing. You get time off for good behavior. nt Honeycombe8 Mar 2019 #15

"Good behavior." Is that like perfect attendence? nt LastLiberal in PalmSprings Mar 2019 #19

Yeah. Only in reverse. Honeycombe8 Mar 2019 #21

Guidelines. Minimum isn't really the minimum ... so is maximum time really the max? CloudWatcher Mar 2019 #17

The judge in the next sentencing is the one gldstwmn Mar 2019 #18

You're probably thinking of Flynn and his case DeminPennswoods Mar 2019 #20

I just hope he does 10 total. Whether it's 10 concurrent or 5 consecutive, as long bullwinkle428 Mar 2019 #22

Where we thought the show was in Act 4, the show is really in Act 2, more acts to follow.. Stuart G Mar 2019 #23

The article at this link says this other judge is not so lenient,(tougher judge) Bloomberg. com: Stuart G Mar 2019 #24