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In reply to the discussion: One way Judge Merchan could handle sentencing: [View all]Conjuay
(3,067 posts)143. Some of us don't watch TV
And if we do it isn't to see some tedious police "drama".
If I don't hear someone like David Attenborough narrating, I'm not watching.
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I was just reading the Canada doesn't allow convicted felons into the country. That might be a good choice
Walleye
Jun 2024
#4
Trump WILL NOT be allowed in Canada from this point forward. Biden should use it.
Captain Zero
Jun 2024
#46
Yes, rarely talked about but our investments will possibly turn to shit in a short amount of time.
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2024
#73
I agree, but Merchan has indulged Trump and said he is aware of his presidential status.
Irish_Dem
Jun 2024
#18
He has. But that's changed. Now he also knows that tsf's got no other status but that of a convicted felon.
ancianita
Jun 2024
#50
Cohen got 3 years for his mere participation in the crimes Trump was found guilty of...
AnrothElf
Jun 2024
#19
The crimes Cohen was guilty of committing each had longer maximum sentences than the charges against Trump.
onenote
Jun 2024
#14
And Cohen pleaded guilty through a plea deal, whereas Trump was convicted by a jury.
W_HAMILTON
Jun 2024
#100
Each of the crimes she was found guilty of had a longer maximum sentence than the crimes Trump was convicted of
onenote
Jun 2024
#117
There were remaining alleged violations upon which Justice Merchan did not rule but rather
hlthe2b
Jun 2024
#25
I don't have time to research, sorry, but I can recall it being reported in the transcripts in the
hlthe2b
Jun 2024
#35
At least allegations. On May 6 the prosecution sought to bring some of that up in cross of Trump IF he had
hlthe2b
Jun 2024
#38
Nothing in the transcript suggests there are other alleged violations not yet ruled on.
onenote
Jun 2024
#121
I searched it for "order" and only found a short discussion of those you point out.
Hermit-The-Prog
Jun 2024
#126
Yes we know about those. I thought maybe there were others we didn't know about.
Irish_Dem
Jun 2024
#43
The press alleging violations is meaningless. It is up to the DA to decide whether to seek a ruling from the court.
onenote
Jun 2024
#122
Who alleged these additional violations? Did the DA move for sanctions for these alleged additional violations?
onenote
Jun 2024
#118
I'd love to see a citation to where the prosecutors alleged additional violations of the gag order.
onenote
Jun 2024
#123
So would I... Let me know when you find it. I heard it discussed on either MSNBC or CNN a week or more
hlthe2b
Jun 2024
#124
It was suggested that it came up in the May 6 transcript. A word search is quick and easy. And shows nothing.
onenote
Jun 2024
#125
No. I posted that. The prosecutors on May 6 brought up his cumulative violations as a topic they
hlthe2b
Jun 2024
#127
The May 6 transcript is easily searched and there is nothing remotely resembling what you describe.
onenote
Jun 2024
#128
MSNBC blog references the dispute about Trump cross including violation discussion.
hlthe2b
Jun 2024
#133
Thanks. This helps clear things up a bit. But it also confirms there was no discussion of new violations.
onenote
Jun 2024
#144
I assume Merchan will give Trump a couple of warnings before he jails him for probation violations.
Irish_Dem
Jun 2024
#31
Any conditions and the repercussions of violations of those conditions....
Think. Again.
Jun 2024
#44
Yeah, but he's going to break the rules and HE ALREADY BROKE THE RULES IN THE TRIAL
LymphocyteLover
Jun 2024
#51
I totally agree. Probation would take ammo away from his supporters, but he'd be guaranteed to break the conditions of
Martin68
Jun 2024
#61
I'm afraid that's postponing the inevitable...and yet again undermining our system of criminal justice
Mr. Ected
Jun 2024
#64
i want the judge to announce 'X amount of time in jail'....long pause so trump can wet himself..
samnsara
Jun 2024
#81
Do they have Adult Day Care for felons? Nap time, story time, rant time? /nt
bucolic_frolic
Jun 2024
#90