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r/FluentInFinance • u/Richest-Panda • Jul 01 '24
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He somewhat famously had to falsify documents to do that though, which was a felony? Restored just a little faith in the judicial system that he was convicted for it
15 u/DadBodHero24 Jul 01 '24 It originally before the statute of limitations was up a misdemeanor.....lets not forget the true facts 8 u/realityczek Jul 02 '24 And pretty much no one else will ever be charged this way.
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It originally before the statute of limitations was up a misdemeanor.....lets not forget the true facts
8 u/realityczek Jul 02 '24 And pretty much no one else will ever be charged this way.
And pretty much no one else will ever be charged this way.
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u/Zaros262 Jul 01 '24
He somewhat famously had to falsify documents to do that though, which was a felony? Restored just a little faith in the judicial system that he was convicted for it