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15. True, but all essential the same crime, just in 34 installments

Reply to Emile (Reply #12)

Fri May 31, 2024, 01:43 PM

May 2024

It's the sort of thing that results in any sentences being served concurrently, not consecutively.

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If Trump is not given jail time [View all] edhopper May 2024 OP

There must be some explanation why Cohen and Weisselberg went to jail but Trump got off. Irish_Dem May 2024 #1

They both pled guilty to other crimes as well, including tax fraud. unblock May 2024 #7

and Trump was found guilty of 34 felonies. Emile May 2024 #12

True, but all essential the same crime, just in 34 installments unblock May 2024 #15

Guilty is Guilty Emile May 2024 #17

Trump has been found guilty of tax fraud too. Irish_Dem May 2024 #13

Not in this case unblock May 2024 #14

In the court of public opinion, it will not be seen as fair that Cohen and Weisselberg went to jail Irish_Dem May 2024 #18

Few will be happy. The right wing is already apoplectic, no sentence will appease them no matter how minimal unblock May 2024 #25

Yes I think we have to be realistic about the sentencing. Irish_Dem May 2024 #26

House arrest WITHOUT any use of internet Attilatheblond Jun 2024 #29

House arrest a luxury resort is no punishment. Irish_Dem Jun 2024 #30

Cohen disaggrees with you Attilatheblond Jun 2024 #33

Cohen is well known to have poor judgement when it comes to Trump. Irish_Dem Jun 2024 #39

Cohen made a damned good point on Deadline Whitehouse yesterday Attilatheblond Jun 2024 #42

If he goes to prison, it won't be gen pop. He'll be in some special wing for security reasons. unblock Jun 2024 #43

I do sorta hope for a cell in max security prison Attilatheblond Jun 2024 #44

Pleading guilty under a plea arrangement usually results in LESS harsh punishment... W_HAMILTON Jun 2024 #37

Yes but several different crimes (as opposed to 34 counts of basically the same crime) unblock Jun 2024 #38

Fact of the matter is, jail is a potential sentence for the crimes committed and others have gone to jail for it. W_HAMILTON Jun 2024 #41

What you are describing is probation. gab13by13 May 2024 #2

I get that edhopper May 2024 #9

Not in NY. Ms. Toad Jun 2024 #31

A second edhopper Jun 2024 #35

There were only two show cause motions. Ms. Toad Jun 2024 #40

With his accusatory and defiant manner... lame54 May 2024 #3

Trump will be given jail time .... Eventually uponit7771 May 2024 #4

Probation pwb May 2024 #5

But will they keep giving him another chance edhopper May 2024 #10

No violations allowed normally. pwb May 2024 #11

Dropping out of the presidential race Mme. Defarge May 2024 #6

What about suspended jail time? EYESORE 9001 May 2024 #8

Look to history and what our nation got from letting Nixon walk free... PeaceWave May 2024 #16

Probation always has some rather difficult requirements NanaCat May 2024 #19

Because he has been treated with kidd gloves edhopper May 2024 #21

Here's what will happen. WarGamer May 2024 #20

True edhopper May 2024 #22

He is entitled to an appeal, so the appellate has no discretion to reject his case. Ms. Toad Jun 2024 #32

That's what I said edhopper Jun 2024 #34

Sounds good, but we shall see if it holes true for the convicted felon ex-president trump. republianmushroom May 2024 #23

They will definitely allow him to campaign in any state that he chooses Polybius May 2024 #24

Why? edhopper May 2024 #27

He's the Republican nominee Polybius Jun 2024 #28

That is a political decision edhopper Jun 2024 #36

TFG having to do community service could be amusing LetMyPeopleVote Jun 2024 #45