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Here's hoping they are VERY loud this year.

Buy more sneakers. He may be in the hook for another $100 million for taking the same deduction twice.

I remember. Seems like a long time ago now.

I see you have your priorities in order.

I think a lot of people pay money for sex.
I think a lot of people pay hush money so their sexual activity won't be revealed.

This defendant says he did NOT have sex with Stormy, and yet paid her...

Our problem is we have two candidates who are past their prime, and both parties failed to support good successors.

But, every incumbent since Nixon has run for a second term. Hard to overcome...

Well, not everyone can make $130K for not having sex. That's pretty special.

How childish.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/ohio-lawmakers-are-odds-effort-ensure-biden-appears-november-ballot-rcna151369

I'll bet Dana's would donate $1 for every 12 beers you drank there to the NIL.

So you're saying we shouldn't start a 2024 thread?

I only recognize 1-5. hah!

How many will still be here in November?

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Xavier's 13 scholarships for 2024-2025:

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- Dayvion McKnight
- Trey Green

Did I miss their convention?

You've got these "opinions" on what the prosecutor might allege as the underlying crime, let's assume all with great legal expertise.

Then you've got the actual prosecutor, in the actual court...

Hah! A special bonus for sure.

Still am uncertain about agents. Can a player in the portal hire an agent to help him with the NIL deals?

You can discuss all these "t"heories", but I'll go with the prosecutor's own words as detailed in the court transcript:

"The primary crime we have alleged is New York State Elections Law Section...

I just don't get your point. The Lawfare article showed how the various statutes were related.
Bragg has other prosecutors on his staff handling the case. Here is a link to the transcript from the...

This seems to be rather straightforward. The prosecution isn't offering a theory, they actually said this is the underlying crime.
They told that to the judge, in court.

It's convoluted though, I'll grant, as this article tries to explain.

https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/charting-the-legal-theory-behind-people-v.-trump

Conspiracy is when people agree to violate the law. Not sure everyone does that.
They may have a good chance for acquittal as the charge seems to relate to paying hush money to squash negative...

I'm really confused now about your questions.
You originally asked what was the underlying crime.

It was § 17-152. Conspiracy to promote or prevent election. It's a misdemeanor.

He was...

If I got a point for every drink I consumed at Dana's...I'd be in the front row.

I'm going to take a wild guess that they are defending their client against the 34 charges noted in the indictment for violation of Penal Law §175.10.
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How sad. The headline say “Trump Media (the name of the company) Auditor charged by SEC with massive fraud.”
It says nothing about Trump doing anything wrong. It didn’t say the company did anything...