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Well, for you mentally challenged TRUMPTARDS that do not understand law or how it works....
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office alleged in his press release today, that Trump deployed “catch and kill” schemes before and after the 2016 presidential election to bury allegations of three affairs, then “went to great lengths to hide this conduct, causing dozens of false entries in business records to conceal criminal activity.”
Trump’s actions amounted to “attempts to violate state and federal election laws,” the DA’s office alleged—the schemes were intended to hide “damaging information from the voting public during the 2016 presidential election,” District Attorney Alvin Bragg said in a statement.
While the 16-page indictment contains limited details about each of the three alleged hush-money deals, the press release cited payments made to adult film star Stormy Daniels weeks before the 2016 election to prevent her from talking about a 2006 affair she says she had with Trump.
The DA’s office also alleged that Trump orchestrated a $30,000 payment to a former Trump Tower doorman in exchange for his silence about a child the doorman claimed Trump had out of wedlock.
In the third instance, prosecutors claimed the Trump Organization attempted to reimburse American Media Inc. (which, at the time, owned the National Enquirer, whose former publisher was a long-time friend of Trump’s) for a $150,000 payment it made to former Playboy model Karen McDougal in exchange for the rights to her story about her alleged affair with Trump, which the tabloid never published.
The indictment alleges Trump attempted to “defraud” and “conceal” another crime in the commission of each of the 34 counts—a distinction that legal experts said would allow the DA to elevate the misdemeanor charges of falsifying business records to felonies.
The indictment and the DA’s press release do not name the three women, whose stories have been previously widely reported.
Each Class E felony charge carries a maximum sentence of up to four years in prison, though it’s unlikely Trump gets prison time if he’s found guilty, as no one normally gets jail time for a Class E felony as a first offender. BUT 34 FELONIES?
So, the sentence will be left up to the judge's discretion, as Trump has already demonstrated that he is a repeat offender and habitual criminal, just by the sheer number of crimes he committed, before being arrested.
So, Trump may get the BOOK thrown at him for being such a crooked and broken human being.
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