Sure. It's the make sh*t up part that bothers me. See how easy that is? Make sh*t up and have the dazzler swallow it like a cheap hooker with a mythical MBA and a hypothetical law degree.
Like I said you just can't make shit up and call it the law. Sort of like the dementia patient ignored the immigration laws and opened the border. Heal yourself hypocrite.
Falsifying business records to cover up another crime had been a felony in NY since the 1950s, Gasbag. The Republicans used to be opposed to it. Back then.
It was the mystery federal felony election crime that wasn't part of the court evidence or jury instructions submitted by the state and wasn't part of any of the misdemeanor NY crimes that the jury voted on which requires a unanimous verdict
The jury was instructed on the predicate crimes. The jury instructions are online; this isn’t a debatable point. Similarly, the prosecution doesn’t dictate what the instructions will be—Daddy was represented at trial, you may recall.
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Sure. It's the make sh*t up part that bothers me. See how easy that is? Make sh*t up and have the dazzler swallow it like a cheap hooker with a mythical MBA and a hypothetical law degree.
Gasbag doesn't like the law that Daddy was convicted under.
Take it up with Jacob Javits.
Like I said you just can't make shit up and call it the law. Sort of like the dementia patient ignored the immigration laws and opened the border. Heal yourself hypocrite.
Falsifying business records to cover up another crime had been a felony in NY since the 1950s, Gasbag. The Republicans used to be opposed to it. Back then.
Still waiting on what that other crime was.
It was the mystery federal felony election crime that wasn't part of the court evidence or jury instructions submitted by the state and wasn't part of any of the misdemeanor NY crimes that the jury voted on which requires a unanimous verdict
Sounds like he didn’t get due process on that mystery crime.
Constitution something
The jury was instructed on the predicate crimes. The jury instructions are online; this isn’t a debatable point. Similarly, the prosecution doesn’t dictate what the instructions will be—Daddy was represented at trial, you may recall.
No one is above the law