PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
What time does it satart?
last week they tried to pretend it was already over.....
What time does it satart?
We’re back in the courtroom and Trump is back at the defense table. It remains to be seen whether lawyers for the attorney general will bring Justice Engoron's attention to the former president’s comments saying he should be disbarred.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/10/02/nyregion/trump-fraud-trial
last week they tried to pretend it was already over.....
The gains came through lower insurance premiums and better loan conditions, and in his opening statement, Kevin Wallace, an attorney for New York attorney general Letitia James, said the former president was “materially inaccurate” when he would describe his business to insurers and lenders.
“This isn’t business as usual, and this isn’t how sophisticated parties deal with each other,” Wallace said. “These are not victimless crimes.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...er-shutdown-republicans-politics-live-updates
I wonder if anyone will notice the bank got an appraisal on the properties prior to closing the loan......
You clearly do not understand the Court system or litigation, his companies were found to be guilty in a civil sense
Why is trump having a bench trial instead of one by jury? Its a very stupid move.
Why would that be relevant to Trump lying to them?
It was a fuckup by his attorney. I haven’t looked into exactly what happened.
sorry cuntselor.....there is no such thing as "guilty in a civil sense" under US law......you must have learned that at a banana republic law school......
Untrue, can you not understand these legal proceedings?
reliance?.......the lack of it is fatal to a fraud claim......
reliance?.......the lack of it is fatal to a fraud claim......
Trump was keeping two sets of books, one for the banks, and another for insurance, and taxes. Possibly even a 3rd set for the IRS.
You clearly do not understand the Court system or litigation, his companies were found to be guilty in a civil sense, but there was still a need for a trial to determine the punishment. The Judge must base the punishment on facts presented in the trial.
Are you pretending or are you really this dumb?
This is not new dummy. Been the way it is in such cases since before the U.S. was founded, it comes from the English system.
So, verdict first, then trial.
Are you this dumb?
No, in this case the Judge, and the APPELLATE court determined there was such clear evidence that no reasonable jury could ever find in Trumps favor. That happens often in Civil Cases... Verdict as a matter of law, THEN trial on what the punishment will be.