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Which of the claims made in my post were ridiculous, exactly? I provided documentation, videos and everything.
They were both convicted, and, at least in Trump's case, still awaiting sentencing. The guilty verdicts were already handed down.
A convicted felon is still a convicted felon, even if the sentence is suspended. Or in Trump's case, postponed.
My tradition teaches that we ought to make the best rational judgment of another's character. The best I can rationally muster is that Biden is an amoral man.
Donald Trump was found guilty of a felony,
I dont think it matters so much now that hes secured his last term in office. Ds have a lot more to worry about besides that.
He was found guilty. That's what convicted means. Sentencing usually follows the conviction, but in Trump's case, has been postponed.
Yeah, he is. He just hasn't been sentenced yet.
The charges can't be dismissed, he's been found guilty. A reversal upon repeal is, I suppose, possible, but from all accounts, unlikely. I've yet to hear of any actual procedural or legal errors in the case that would warrant that.
www.newsweek.com
Granting the request to file a motion doesn't mean the motion will be granted.
Neither am I.
Everyone's entitled to their opinion.but here are some various opinions from legal experts on what Merchan might do with this case.
Will Trump's hush money case be dismissed? Judge Merchan's options
Trump's legal team will file a dismissal motion by Dec. 2, 2024, shaping the case's future and his presidency.
Could be. For sure there's a lot of fun to be had in the "other side" being sad these days. Not saying that's your motivation. But its been unmistakable elsewhere here.
But he is a convicted felon as well as an adjudicated and self-admitted sexual abuser. He got his due process and then some.
That is just poor lawyering. The case can't be dismissed as the defendant has already been tried and found guilty; it's no longer a Grand Jury indictment or a prosecution, it's a conviction.
