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Wouldn't that be ideal... but sadly given it's the USA I'm not holding any hopes that will even be in the equation.
Lol. I read that he could still serve as president while incarcerated... Surely that's a piss take....
it would be funny if they weren't true
I read that the only effect it has on him is that he can't vote for himself
go figure
Lol. I read that he could still serve as president while incarcerated... Surely that's a piss take....
Remember that there is a case right now before the Supreme Court (with the Judges that Trump appointed to give a conservative majority). The question has been posed as to whether the POTUS has absolute immunity from prosecution for anything done whilst president.it would be funny if they weren't true
I read that the only effect it has on him is that he can't vote for himself
go figure
I know it aint happening because no way an ex-POTUS goes to jail on those charges
Do you think he won't be looking at the world through vertical bars ?
unless their system is different from ours, how the f**k can the public know how the jurors voted ?
Well its kinda the whole point of the tweet right? ... ie jury needs em all vote guilty ..... i dont know if ryan silvey is correct .... but i assume you can add 1+1=?unless their system is different from ours, how the f**k can the public know how the jurors voted ?
It was unanimous.
Well its kinda the whole point of the tweet right? ... ie jury needs em all vote guilty ..... i dont know if ryan silvey is correct .... but i assume you can add 1+1=?
Apparently hardly anyone goes to jail for it ..... but hey, lets make it special for the orange man and then pretend its right cos a court decided ...... then when it gets overturned on appeal, be all outraged that the supreme court is rigged and only the supreme court is dodgy
Not according to this ...The problem with that claim is that it's true only of the falsifying business records charge, which is a misdemeanor. Whereas in this case the falsification is with intent to commit a felony, and the court found he did indeed commit a felony, 34 times.
In which case if you were a pleb, yeah there's a half decent chance of going to jail, but if you're actually some body, then very unlikely.
Not according to this ...
Prison is rare for Trump’s false records crime but people have been jailed for it
The maximum sentence for falsification of business records is four years’ imprisonment.www.smh.com.au
From the article ....The problem with that claim is that it's true only of the falsifying business records charge, which is a misdemeanor. Whereas in this case the falsification is with intent to commit a felony, and the court found he did indeed commit a felony, 34 times.
Prison time is rare for people convicted in New York state of felony falsification of business records, of which Trump, a businessman-turned-politician, was found guilty after a six-week trial.
Apparently he can't pardon himself.Yep, a felon can run the country, but can't vote for who runs the country.
I know it aint happening because no way an ex-POTUS goes to jail on those charges, but I would Laugh my arse off if he had to pardon himself in order to get out of jail to sit in the Whitehouse.
From the article ....
In which case if you were a pleb, yeah there's a half decent chance of going to jail, but if you're actually some body, then very unlikely.