Trump Legal Cases

[Hareeba!]

Trump Loses Appeal of Carroll’s $5 Million Award in Sex-Abuse Case

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/30/nyregion/trump-carroll-appeal-denied.html?campaign_id=60&emc=edit_na_20241230&instance_id=143475&nl=breaking-news&regi_id=93470410&segment_id=186936&user_id=96e30329e1267730dc7855f7116e2fc3

[jt315]

DC US Attorney and chief prosecutor of January 6 cases, Matthew Graves, has resigned ahead of Trump’s inauguration.

Adios sc*mbag

[jackpot269]

you aren't a convicted felon until you use you appeal. When he does, it will be overturned. Nice try Mr. Deception.

When you are convicted, in a court of law, you are a convicted felon. Now, it can be overturned on appeal. But until then you are a convicted felon. That is how it works in the USA.
Nice try Mr. Deception

[jt315]

When you are convicted, in a court of law, you are a convicted felon. Now, it can be overturned on appeal. But until then you are a convicted felon. That is how it works in the USA.
Nice try Mr. Deception

ICYMI the first couple of times . The conviction isn’t official until sentencing .

Nice try . Maybe try learning to use the internet for simple answers or perhaps try to prove us wrong with backup .


At this time he's not convicted because he hasn't been sentenced, you only convict him when you sentence. He has been found guilty, on 34 counts, so, you know... that goes enough, but he is not convicted, he's not a convicted felon yet. But he has definitely been found guilty. But it's easier to say, "yeah, he's a convicted felon

[jackpot269]

ICYMI the first couple of times . The conviction isn’t official until sentencing .

Nice try . Maybe try learning to use the internet for simple answers or perhaps try to prove us wrong with backup .


At this time he's not convicted because he hasn't been sentenced, you only convict him when you sentence. He has been found guilty, on 34 counts, so, you know... that goes enough, but he is not convicted, he's not a convicted felon yet. But he has definitely been found guilty. But it's easier to say, "yeah, he's a convicted felon

RTFM Nice try. OK, you can't file an appeal until you are convicted. So, if he files an appeal, he was convicted. If you don't like the word convicted, he was found guilty by a Jury, says it all.

When a defendant is convicted, he has the right to appeal his conviction by filing a notice of appeal within 60 days. If the defendant is indigent, he is entitled to a court-appointed appellate lawyer. The appellate lawyer looks for any possible legal grounds to raise in the appeal.

When You are Found Guilty by Jury, It is Not the End of the Game


Now spin that for your cult leader.

[DwightShrute]

RTFM Nice try. OK, you can't file an appeal until you are convicted. So, if he files an appeal, he was convicted. If you don't like the word convicted, he was found guilty by a Jury, says it all.

When a defendant is convicted, he has the right to appeal his conviction by filing a notice of appeal within 60 days. If the defendant is indigent, he is entitled to a court-appointed appellate lawyer. The appellate lawyer looks for any possible legal grounds to raise in the appeal.

When You are Found Guilty by Jury, It is Not the End of the Game


Now spin that for your cult leader.

you are just playing political games again.

if a conviction is overturned on appeal, the person is not considered a convicted criminal anymore, as the original conviction is legally set aside, meaning the court essentially removes the finding of guilt from their record.

The judge is a political hack. His own daughter raised millions for the democratic party. His conduct in the court made it impossible for the jury to find Trump not guilty based on his instructions to the jury. Just the fact that there were 34 guilty verdicts on an accounting discrepancy that already expired due the statute of limitations and he forced Trump to sit there in court everyday when he didn't need to be and thus preventing him from campaigning is blatant election interference (election rigging, weaponization of the justice system against a political opponent) that a kangaroo court would do. Trump will win on appeal. He won't be a convicted felon but you can hang on to the semantics until them and bask in that glory because like you have stated numerous times, you are all for rule of law not matter who it is. Except Trump that is. LOL.

[jackpot269]

you are just playing political games again.

''if a conviction is overturned on appeal, the person is not considered a convicted criminal anymore, as the original conviction is legally set aside, meaning the court essentially removes the finding of guilt from their record.''

The judge is a political hack. His own daughter raised millions for the democratic party. His conduct in the court made it impossible for the jury to find Trump not guilty. Just the fact that there were 34 guilty verdicts on an accounting discrepancy that already expired due the statute of limitations and he forced Trump to sit there in court everyday when he didn't need to be and thus preventing him from campaigning is blatant election interference (election rigging, weaponization of the justice system against a political opponent) is what a kangaroo court would do. Trump will win on appeal. He won't be a convicted felon but you can hang on to the semantics until them and bask in that glory because like you have stated numerous times, you are all for rule of law not matter who it is. Except Trump that is. LOL.

if a conviction is overturned on appeal, the person is generally not considered a convicted criminal anymore, as the original conviction is legally set aside, meaning the court essentially removes the finding of guilt from their record.

That is correct, congratulations on getting something correct for once. Did someone say something different?

[jackpot269]

you are just playing political games again.

if a conviction is overturned on appeal, the person is not considered a convicted criminal anymore, as the original conviction is legally set aside, meaning the court essentially removes the finding of guilt from their record.

The judge is a political hack. His own daughter raised millions for the democratic party. His conduct in the court made it impossible for the jury to find Trump not guilty based on his instructions to the jury. Just the fact that there were 34 guilty verdicts on an accounting discrepancy that already expired due the statute of limitations and he forced Trump to sit there in court everyday when he didn't need to be and thus preventing him from campaigning is blatant election interference (election rigging, weaponization of the justice system against a political opponent) that a kangaroo court would do. Trump will win on appeal. He won't be a convicted felon but you can hang on to the semantics until them and bask in that glory because like you have stated numerous times, you are all for rule of law not matter who it is. Except Trump that is. LOL.

how long is the statute of limitations?

Trump had his day in court. 12 person jury.

[DwightShrute]

how long is the statute of limitations?

this reeks and you know it. So this hush money was paid years ago and indicting him when he's about to run for president is just a coincidence ya think? LOL.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2024/06/05/trump-case-statute-of-limitations-explained/73983592007/

[jackpot269]

this reeks and you know it. So this hush money was paid years ago and indicting him when he's about to run for president is just a coincidence ya think? LOL.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...d/73983592007/

A day after he became the first former U.S. president to be convicted of a crime, Donald Trump stood behind a microphone and attacked the case against him.

Trump was indicted on March 30, 2023, more than six years after the earliest charge in the indictment, which dates to Feb. 14, 2017. That's beyond the five years typically allowed by the statute of limitations, but there's a catch: Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo extended the time limit to file charges in all criminal cases when courts were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

New York criminal procedure law allows the statute of limitations deadline to be extended when someone has been "continuously outside" of the state. Prosecutors contend Trump's presidency, from 2017 to 2021, met this standard, extending the charging window.


From the article you posted. Proves it was within the limits at the time. Proves he is a convicted felon.

[DwightShrute]

[khicks26]

Scumbag!

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Scumbag!

[khicks26]

4 chan? Scumbag!

[DwightShrute]

4 chan? Scumbag!

no idea what that is and don't care

[khicks26]

no idea what that is and don't care

We know you lie. No need to prove it.

What a clown.

[jt315]

RTFM Nice try. OK, you can't file an appeal until you are convicted. So, if he files an appeal, he was convicted. If you don't like the word convicted, he was found guilty by a Jury, says it all.

When a defendant is convicted, he has the right to appeal his conviction by filing a notice of appeal within 60 days. If the defendant is indigent, he is entitled to a court-appointed appellate lawyer. The appellate lawyer looks for any possible legal grounds to raise in the appeal.

When You are Found Guilty by Jury, It is Not the End of the Game


Now spin that for your cult leader.

It’s not what I like or don’t like . He hasn’t been convicted as you just admitted to .

Making that convicted felon campaign slogan nothing more than BS for you lemmings .

[jackpot269]

It’s not what I like or don’t like . He hasn’t been convicted as you just admitted to .

Making that convicted felon campaign slogan nothing more than BS for you lemmings .

I didn't admit to anything. You missed the 1st line. Here it is again.


you can't file an appeal until you are convicted. So, if he files an appeal, he was convicted.

Name calling, that is what you do when you have nothing else. Think someone posted that before.

[jt315]

President Biden will award the Presidential Citizens Medal to former Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., and Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., who led the congressional committee that investigated the Jan. 6 , 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

[Hareeba!]

Read Jack Smith’s unsealed court filing that says Trump ‘resorted to crimes’ after 2020 election

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politic...-2020-election

[jt315]

Trump

And why didn't they find the bomber? The pipe bomber? You know, they know who the pipe bomber is. The FBI knows who it is.

The status of the FBI has gone down so far and the status of the DOJ or as I call it the Department of Injustice. It's the Department of Injustice. It's being laughed at all over the world, and hopefully with Pam Bondi, and Kash Patel and other people we're putting in, that will come back.

[DwightShrute]

Trump

And why didn't they find the bomber? The pipe bomber? You know, they know who the pipe bomber is. The FBI knows who it is.

The status of the FBI has gone down so far and the status of the DOJ or as I call it the Department of Injustice. It's the Department of Injustice. It's being laughed at all over the world, and hopefully with Pam Bondi, and Kash Patel and other people we're putting in, that will come back.

I think the bomb was a back up plan in case the dozens of FBI agents in the crowd at the Capitol weren't able to incite a riot.

[Hareeba!]

[Hareeba!]

In a 5-4 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump's request to halt his sentencing in the New York hush money case.

[Hareeba!]

In a 5-4 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump's request to halt his sentencing in the New York hush money case.

[jackpot269]

ICYMI the first couple of times . The conviction isn’t official until sentencing .

Nice try . Maybe try learning to use the internet for simple answers or perhaps try to prove us wrong with backup .


At this time he's not convicted because he hasn't been sentenced, you only convict him when you sentence. He has been found guilty, on 34 counts, so, you know... that goes enough, but he is not convicted, he's not a convicted felon yet. But he has definitely been found guilty. But it's easier to say, "yeah, he's a convicted felon

You were wrong, but now you have your sentencing. Convicted Felon now by your definition.




That means that 10 days before his inauguration, the incoming president was officially sentenced as a convicted felon. As he had signaled he would do, Judge Juan Merchan sentenced Trump to “unconditional release,” letting Trump avoid jail time so that he can assume the office of the presidency. But the conviction is now an indelible part of Trump’s record.

[rkelly110]

[rkelly110]

Ok mister convicted criminal!

[jt315]

You were wrong, but now you have your sentencing. Convicted Felon now by your definition.




That means that 10 days before his inauguration, the incoming president was officially sentenced as a convicted felon. As he had signaled he would do, Judge Juan Merchan sentenced Trump to “unconditional release,” letting Trump avoid jail time so that he can assume the office of the presidency. But the conviction is now an indelible part of Trump’s record.

I was wrong ? Lol !

He wasn’t a convicted felon until the judge’s sentencing , which was today . Proving my definition was exactly right .

Even Hareeballs is using the words it’s official in one of his posts . Try to keep up .

[jackpot269]

you aren't a convicted felon until you use you appeal. When he does, it will be overturned. Nice try Mr. Deception.

Thats so funny. You are convicted until its overturned-on appeal.

You know nothing about our legal system. As a matter of fact, you cannot file appeal until you are convicted.
Don't you get tired of being wrong all the time. Or is it just when you are kissing Trumps feet. I really don't think you are that dumb. You do act like it when it comes to Trump.

Nice try Mr. Deception.

[jackpot269]

I was wrong ? Lol !

He wasn’t a convicted felon until the judge’s sentencing , which was today . Proving my definition was exactly right .

Even Hareeballs is using the words it’s official in one of his posts . Try to keep up .

Yes, you were wrong. At least you admit now that Trump is a convicted felon. Thats big of you, I know how hard it must be, having someone you worship be a convicted felon.

[jt315]

Yes, you were wrong. At least you admit now that Trump is a convicted felon. Thats big of you, I know how hard it must be, having someone you worship be a convicted felon.

ICYMI
Inauguration Day is Monday , January. 20 .
Congrats on your consolation prize today . No jail , no fines , no probation .


We will revisit when this joke of a case gets overturned and the convicted felon status goes bye bye .

[jackpot269]

ICYMI
Inauguration Day is Monday , January. 20 .
Congrats on your congratulation prize today . No jail , no fines , no probation .


We will revisit when this joke of a case gets overturned and the convicted felon status goes bye bye .

Would not be surprised at all. Just like I say all the time, rich criminals almost always get away with their crimes. Trump has been getting away with his for decades.

[Hareeba!]

Judge Juan Merchan’s decision Friday was not wholly unexpected because he sadly tipped us to it days ago.


Essentially, this guy decided that a man whose character references include — but are not limited to — being a compulsive liar, an enemy of America, a tax cheat, a multiple women-abuser, and a twice-impeached racist didn’t even deserve a slap on his fat little wrist for being convicted by a jury on 34 felony counts.

Worse? There is absolutely no legal precedent for Merchan’s disregard for the law, proving yet again that the inmates run our courts in America.

Here is how The New York Times reported on that bit this morning:

Mr. Trump, who was convicted of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to cover up a sex scandal, had originally faced probation or up to four years in prison, and a New York Times analysis revealed that Justice Merchan had ample ground to consider incarceration.

Since 2014, a third of defendants sentenced to the most serious charge of falsifying business records in the first degree in Manhattan received jail time, amounting to less than a year behind bars.

Other defendants received prison time — more than a year’s incarceration — or were sentenced to probation, conditional discharges, community service or fines.

No other defendant in the cases examined received an unconditional discharge.


This is completely insulting and defies any rational explanation.


Understand this, good people: Trump is above the law, precisely because he was carefully placed there by a justice system in America that is so perverted, so dishonest, and so bought-off it is completely untrustworthy and worthless.

[jt315]

Judge Juan Merchan’s decision Friday was not wholly unexpected because he sadly tipped us to it days ago.


Essentially, this guy decided that a man whose character references include — but are not limited to — being a compulsive liar, an enemy of America, a tax cheat, a multiple women-abuser, and a twice-impeached racist didn’t even deserve a slap on his fat little wrist for being convicted by a jury on 34 felony counts.

Worse? There is absolutely no legal precedent for Merchan’s disregard for the law, proving yet again that the inmates run our courts in America.

Here is how The New York Times reported on that bit this morning:

Mr. Trump, who was convicted of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to cover up a sex scandal, had originally faced probation or up to four years in prison, and a New York Times analysis revealed that Justice Merchan had ample ground to consider incarceration.

Since 2014, a third of defendants sentenced to the most serious charge of falsifying business records in the first degree in Manhattan received jail time, amounting to less than a year behind bars.

Other defendants received prison time — more than a year’s incarceration — or were sentenced to probation, conditional discharges, community service or fines.

No other defendant in the cases examined received an unconditional discharge.


This is completely insulting and defies any rational explanation.


Understand this, good people: Trump is above the law, precisely because he was carefully placed there by a justice system in America that is so perverted, so dishonest, and so bought-off it is completely untrustworthy and worthless.

A Trump non disclosure agreement bootstrapped to a mystery felony by some fat radical Soros funded POS that the Supreme Court will piss all over . And that’s without their immunity decision that came after the sham trial .
Even some on the left have called BS .