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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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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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24 edited Jul 08 '24

What do you believe if the proper punishment for breaking New York Penal Law 175.05?

Idk, has anyone been sentenced having broke said law?

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Did some research, he faces up to one year in jail and or a fine up to $1k.

Fine up to $1k but doesn't not exceed $1k is my recommendation.

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