• @[email protected]
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    421 year ago

    Definitely the actions of an innocent man. Lmao he’s such a loser, and sore one at that. Hopefully they bleed his criminal organization dry with the verdict

  • Haileaf01
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    81 year ago

    Since when is the client allowed to deliver a closing statement anyways

    • @[email protected]
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      71 year ago

      I’m sure Trump just wanted to talk… And… If I’m the prosecution I’d probably be OK with it, banking on this exact outcome. Haha

  • @[email protected]
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    This title is hilarious compared to others I’ve seen. Makes it seem like shit was crazy. Like they’re trying to top the guy who superman’d over the bench last week. It wasn’t. He spoke and the judge let him. And the judge will make his decision soon so let’s see how the EXPLOSIVE UNHINGED ATTACKS work out for him.

    • @[email protected]
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      111 year ago

      I’m guessing the only explosive or thunderous thing that happened was just Trump shitting his diaper as he waddled out.

    • @[email protected]
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      71 year ago

      this article- which I skimmed - seems like a left-leaning Fox News. Like massive hyperbole and exaggeration designed to get rage clicks

      • @[email protected]
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        51 year ago

        Unfortunately that’s the devolution of most media now… It’s ridiculous.

        No no we can’t be the media or the press and simply provide information, we are ad revenue companies masquerading as the press.

        Right, left, center, whatever. It’s all devolving into click bait shit.

    • @[email protected]
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      11 year ago

      Agreed. I thought there was some huge, unhinged rant. I only read about it, didn’t hear it, but it sounds pretty tame compared to this description.

      • @[email protected]
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        61 year ago

        Not that I’ve seen (doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist), but other coverage I have read makes it seem way less dramatic.

    • prole
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      141 year ago

      Yeah I was going to say, “stormed out”? I’ve never seen a courtroom where the defendant could just leave, especially not in a case that’s this high profile.

  • @[email protected]
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    221 year ago

    Did anyone expect something different? He is a big child that never learned the meaning of tbe word “No”. He simply cannot accept that someome sets real limits to his doings, so they must be wrong.

  • @[email protected]
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    Must be nice to be able to have a tantrum in court, yell at the judge, and then just be able to walk out.

    I encourage everyone to try it sometime.

      • Neato
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        481 year ago

        The judge is trying to prevent any pretext to getting the case thrown out on appeals. It’s bullshit but having all this hard work go up in smoke because a brainless judge higher up found a tiny fault in an unprecedented case would be horrid.

        • @[email protected]
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          31 year ago

          Jokes on us: like police do all the time, if a judge wants to “find” such a fault - maybe by citing precedence from a thousand years ago? - then they will. Ofc there is no reason to make it easy on them.

          • gregorum
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            11 year ago

            frankly, i’m shocked they haven’t tried to cite the Magna Carta yet.

            • @[email protected]
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              21 year ago

              There’s an agency near me that actually has the Magna Carta date on their patches. It’s humorous to think that many of them have no idea what it means.

          • Neato
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            131 year ago

            While it’s very stark, I doubt you’ll find many countries treating their billionaires the same as their workers.

        • Semi-Hemi-Demigod
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          21 year ago

          If Trump launched his fatass onto the bench like that guy in Vegas Engoron would apologize to him.

  • Reality Suit
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    Trump is such a pussy. Yes, I will judge anyone who still supports this weak, sad, mentally deranged man. People keep throwing around accusations of this and that is what is wrong with America, well, the fact that anyone even allows this traitor or anyone like him the time of day, is what is wrong with America.

  • @[email protected]
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    01 year ago

    He should have been arrested, cuffed, and hauled off to be locked up like anyone else.

    Instead everyone will continue to coddle him, emboldening his jackass followers as if this course is somehow favorable to consequences.

    • Lemminary
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      Why is this a thing?? I don’t get it. It’s so stupid. Anybody else would get their ass handed back to them but he’s the exception for some reason I can’t fathom. Like, even if he has a lot of followers, so what?

      • @[email protected]
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        01 year ago

        In this case, to give absolutely zero room for mistrial complaints that the judge was biased against him.

        And guess what? He has zero room for complaints. The judge has handled this pretty much perfectly.

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          to give absolutely zero room for mistrial complaints

          My man standing up on the desk, pulling down his pants, shitting all over the place, then waddling out with his pants around his ankles and the judge turns to the bailiff saying “No no no, let him do his thing, I don’t want to risk a mistrial”.

          He has zero room for complaints.

          He’s been indicted 91 times since he left office and we’ve yet to see any of them resolve into some kind of legal punishment. Everything is supposedly coming to a head between March and May of this year, but… In the middle of a heated election season, I’m not holding my breath on that shit getting deferred or extended or whatever.

          And then if he makes it to November and wins (hardly unlikely, given the direction of the current polling) he’s back to being Unitary Executive and immune to prosecution. And then we’ll get four more years. And if the country doesn’t collapse on itself after that, we get to restart the whole process and hope another four years of pretending to indict a former President now pushing into his mid-80s will mean anything.

          Guy is going to die of poor health long before he sees the inside of a jail cell. The US justice system simply is not built to punish people like him.

    • @[email protected]
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      It really does, people in this thread are smoking something. Only the best and brighest on Lemmy

      • @[email protected]
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        I’d argue the wording strongly suggests a physical attack, however unlikely it may be. Noting it says tirade and attack separately as if a series of escalating events. In fact I was only interested in reading this article because I hoped it was an attempted physical attack which would really hurt his odds. Instead it’s just what we’ve already come to expect of him, not to excuse it.

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    Justice Engoron previously denied Trump’s ask to deliver part of the closing arguments when his attorneys refused to agree to terms that Trump would not attack the Court and violate Court rules.

    “Your Honor, I have literally no control over my client. He’s essentially an aged, rabid dog at this point.”

    Edit: lol, I haven’t gotten to this part of the article yet

    Justice Engoron, in a plea to Trump’s attorney, Chris Kise, implored, “Mr. Kise, please control your client.” However, the attempt to rein in Trump proved futile as he continued his tirade, even bringing up the prosecutor’s alleged political motives, including what he called her “failed” run for Governor.

  • @[email protected]
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    11 year ago

    How did that dirtbag Roger Stone say it (but about people that, unlike donnie, didn’t do anything)?

    It’s donnie’s turn in the barrel.

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    Justice Engoron, in a plea to Trump’s attorney, Chris Kise, implored, “Mr. Kise, please control your client.” However, the attempt to rein in Trump proved futile as he continued his tirade, even bringing up the prosecutor’s alleged political motives, including what he called her “failed” run for Governor.

    lmfao and the attorney will probably never get paid. God what those meetings must be like…

    • Jaysyn
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      Kise has already been paid to the tune of $3M.

      No attorneys will work for Donald Trump without a huge retainer up front.

      Good attorneys will not work for him at all.