1ºElna Devine
Well, for starters, Clinton was fined by the FEC while Trump's matter was dismissed. So, as far as the comparison goes between them, Trump got off far better than Clinton.
As for the charges: How do you reconcile Trump's lawyer and co-conspirator doing actual prison time and him allowed to skate on the exact same acts—not things you think must be similar, but the actual same actions?
Is Trump somehow immune to what his co-conspirator was guilty of?
The political interference has been (from the start of this) a protection of Trump from the same law that was applied to Cohen.
2ºOn Thursday afternoon, the White House released a long-awaited after-action report on the botched Afghanistan withdrawal overseen by President Biden in August 2021. Then, hours later, the Department of Education rolled out new Title IX rules expanding the definition of sexual discrimination in an effort to prevent schools from banning transgender athletes.
Also on Thursday, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) published a 150-page plan on how it would deploy new resources from the Inflation Reduction Act. Buried in the document, which the Treasury Department originally said would come no later than Feb. 17, the IRS acknowledged that it would spend a staggering $45.6 billion on increased enforcement and tax audits
3ºDave Messier I don't want the committee trying to tank the trial! Like I said because this is a CRIMINAL case if they talk to BRIGGS I will bet anything he won't be able to talk about the charges or the case. Like I said it was the same bull they tried to pull with the DOJ and the DOJ put them in thier place and said they wil cooperate with them but not at the stack of the investigation they have against the 77 year old elderly INDICTED CRIMINAL defendant Donald Trump! And Braggs case will take that same stance
4ºHouse Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has reportedly filed a request with the Manhattan district attorney's office for testimony from top attorneys involved in the Trump investigation. The lawyers include former President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani and former White House counsel Pat Cizerone.
In a letter, Jordan said they were conducting an "extensive investigation" into the Manhattan District Attorney's Office investigation of Trump and his businesses. He also said the senior lawyers may have important information and evidence relevant to the investigation.
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office is conducting multiple criminal investigations into Trump and his businesses, including alleged tax fraud and insurance fraud. It was not immediately clear whether the office would respond to Jordan's request and provide testimony from the top attorneys.
5º1945
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Trump Might Not Be In Legal Trouble Afterall?
Opinion by Brent M. Eastwood • 3h ago
Could Trump Wiggle Off the Hook? The recent accusations against former President Donald Trump, in which he was indicted and arraigned for 34 felony counts for actions relating to hush money paid to an adult video star and a Playboy model, are relatively weak and may not stand up in court. While at first blush, the charges appear serious, they may not survive further judicial scrutiny, even though the accused feels the judge in the case is a “Trump hater.”
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Donald Trump: Statute of Limitations Could Come Into Play
The first aspect of the case that stands out is the potential violation of the statute of limitations because the actions in question happened over six years ago. In New York, the statute of limitations is five years for a felony, although that can be extended in some cases because Trump did not live in New York continuously during that time. But his legal team is likely to file their first motion to dismiss based on the charges eclipsing the statute of limitations.
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What Are the Specifics?
Another weakness is that the indictments are overly broad and general. One of Trump’s attorneys, Joe Tacopina, told Fox News “What really wasn't expected is that they were going to hand down an indictment without specifying what these alleged underlying crimes were. It's shocking to me that a state prosecutor would try and prosecute something as thin as this.”
Are These Charges Felonies?
Plus, the indictment is not clear on one of the most important aspects of whether the charges should be felonies instead of misdemeanors. The law Trump allegedly broke, is a misdemeanor based on falsifying business records, but it can be considered a felony if it is associated with another crime. The Wall Street Journal wrote an editorial skeptical of whether the second crime was committed.
“Where is the second crime?” The Journal asked. The district attorney Alvin Bragg “owes the public a better explanation of his theory of the case. His unclear and evasive reply Tuesday isn't helping his cause.”
Trump could also make the legal defense that he was trying to keep the extramarital affairs private so his wife would not find out and that he had no criminal intent to defraud or break any laws. Bragg, alternatively, wants to show that the misdemeanors were made to cover up a more serious crime.
Bragg is trying to say that Trump falsified records and this led to him violating New York election law “which makes it a crime to conspire to promote a candidacy by unlawful means.” The problem with that accusation is that it is not in the indictment. This was a quote from Bragg after he made a statement after the arraignment. That means that Trump could potentially only be prosecuted for misdemeanors.
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URGENTE: Precisamos de 60k dólares em 15 dias.
Como a maioria de vocês sabem, um tornado atingiu a casa de show onde tocamos dia 31 de março, em Belvidere, Illinois, e perdemos o RV que alugamos para viajar e dormir durante nossa primeira turnê nos Estados Unidos - ele foi completamente destruído, tivemos que alugar um novo para continuar com os shows.
Como já imaginávamos, lidar com seguro e indenizações tem muitas armadilhas e há uma chance muito grande de as coisas complicarem para nós.
Não vai ser fácil como pensávamos que ia ser, teremos inclusive que acionar advogados para tentar resolver nossa situação. Estamos sendo orientados da melhor maneira possível, mas por não sermos cidadãos americanos, aparentemente não temos direito a algumas indenizações do Estado, o que complica ainda mais nosso problema.
Resumindo, se tudo der errado (e existe uma chance enorme que dê), em 15 dias teremos que pagar um RV novo para a empresa onde locamos ele, o que será em torno de 60 mil dólares, sem contar os honorários de advogados que teremos que custear durante o processo.
Sabemos que é um valor alto que provavelmente não atingiremos, mas nesse momento, qualquer ajuda e qualquer valor já vão auxiliar muito a diminuir os danos financeiros que teremos.
Evitamos ao máximo ter que pedir ajuda pra vocês, porém no momento, é impossível arcarmos com esses custos com o caixa da banda somente.
Obrigada desde já pelo apoio!
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