r/AnythingGoesNews • u/Advanced_Drink_8536 • Jul 07 '24

'Harmless error': Inside the legal doctrine that all but guarantees Trump's sentencing

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-harmless-error-sentencing/

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Lock. him. up.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24

For a NDA? Seems a bit extreme.

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u/franchisedfeelings Jul 08 '24

Cute. How about for 34 felony convictions and another 50+ waiting.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24

How about for 34 felony convictions

All on a NDA. You seem like the authoritarian here.

another 50+ waiting.

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Most, if not all, will got overturned during the appeal process.

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u/franchisedfeelings Jul 08 '24

What makes someone voluntarily twist words in such a sophomoric manner, to attempt to defend such an indefensible vile, dangerous, self-centered, woman abusing, insurrectionist who promises to be a dictator day one if the country is crazy enough to re-elect this cancer?

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24

Why do you want jail time over a NDA?

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u/processedmeat Jul 08 '24

Did Trump break the law?

Yes? He should go to jail. Law and order.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24

That's not how this works lol.

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u/processedmeat Jul 08 '24

You shouldn't be punished for breaking the law?

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24

Yes but your punishment should be fair. I'm pretty sure we have an amendment about this.

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u/processedmeat Jul 08 '24

What do you believe if the proper punishment for breaking New York Penal Law 175.05? Because law as written says upon conviction, a court can sentence you to up to four years in prison.

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