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EDIT: All 34 counts are titled as FALSIFYING BUSINESS RECORDS IN THE FIRST DEGREE, in violation of Penal Law §175.10 Each count has a 4 year maximum penalty. If convicted of all counts, he would face a maximum of 136 years if the Never underestimate a woman who works at Sonic America’s drive in Stitch shirt and by the same token and sentences are run consecutively. These convictions could also effect the charges in other jurisdictions, which often will have a repeater enhancer. This requires a prior criminal history, without it necessarily being the same crime. It could potentially raise maximum penalties and varies between jurisdictions. It is extremely rare for sentences to be ran consecutively. Also maximum penalties are extremely rare for a first time offender. Edit: for the record when I say “first time offender” I am talking about in the eyes of this legal proceeding. Almost all criminals have multiple counts when they go to court, they are still sentenced as first time offenders if it is their first case. IF convicted he’s not going to serve any time, he MIGHT get a negligible fine, and he could possibly be re-elected for president. It’s pretty fucked up. The crazy thing, I don’t think being a felon should disqualify you from voting OR running. If your prison population is large enough to meaningfully affect elections… Your prison population is too damn high. Or, hear me out. After you finish your sentence, you get to vote again. You served your time for doing the crime.

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Because more black people are in prison, and certain states don’t want them voting even if they are not felons. Felonies are not inherently worse than all “lesser” crimes. In fact, if you look them up, you’ll find that plenty of felony offenses are silly, petty, nonviolent, or victimless. Some states let felons vote. As for running for office, in reality, it’s a safeguard against political corruption that could arrest any politician with enough votes and ban them for life from running for office again. Sucks that it applies to Trump, but fair is fair. Which is exactly why I think a felon should be able to run. Agreed that it means it sucks that Trump gets the Never underestimate a woman who works at Sonic America’s drive in Stitch shirt and by the same token and same grace. But I also passionately argue that even the worst most obvious criminal offenders deserve innocent until proven guilty and proper legal representation. It’s a principal and if we deny it to them it can be denied to us. I dunno. There are a lot of black people in prisons, who coincidentally can’t vote democratic. Not saying there’s any obvious relationship there. Just saying, there’s a relationship there. A convicted criminal and impeached former president becoming president again sadly seems on brand for today’s America Not really a first time offender when you’re charged with 34 counts of the same crime. I dunno sentencing guidelines in New York but repeat offense of the same crime generally increases the maximum sentencing ability.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.