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In the realm of criminal activities, mis-classifying an expense is about as minor as it's possible to get. For a business, a hush money payment is not tax deductible, but usually legal fees are. So there would be a charge of tax evasion added. The real kicker in this case is that the state is tr...

[link=(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0Hgg-ScM_k)]LINK[/link] The general rule is for defendants not to testify, but in this case a forthright denial on the stand by Trump might sway a juror or two. The defense team needs to huddle up and determine the best course of action over the weekend....

This would be a criminal contempt charge. As such, he would be violating his bail agreements in his other three cases meaning he could be locked up in pre-trial detention. It's risky on his part. Better for him if he doesn't get another violation. To be locked up until the Atlanta trial or, even w...

The Apollo 1 Command Module did not "blow up" though a flash fire aided by a pure oxygen atmosphere might have seemed like an explosion. The whole lunar landing thing was done as a competition with the USSR. There wasn't a whole lot of scientific benefit to the program as compared with other pote...

[quote]Kennedy at 13%. There’s no way that could legitimately happen[/quote] Historically correct. Third party candidates tend to fade badly in October and wind up polling far lower than during the spring and summer....

I'm guessing the judge will fine Trump $1,000 for each violation of the gag order. I believe the count is now at 7. $7,000 for Trump is chump change. I know criminal contempt is at least a possibility, but I'd bet against it happening. ...

I don't know if there would have been a conviction if Mark Fuhrman had simply admitted to using the N word, but lying under oath really hurt his credibility with the jury. That said, OJ had some very sharp attorneys who might very well have gotten him off any way. ("If the glove doesn't fit . ...

Without reading this 11+ page thread, what about the idea of bonding companies forming a consortium like Lloyds of London to spread the risk? It seems to me that could be a very profitable venture for them if the bonding fees are as little as 5%. ($25 million)...

[quote]Of course he signs his letters with Esq.[/quote] Go to a political meeting. The guys wearing suits are either candidates or esquires. ...

[quote]Americans are planning to flee in droves[/quote] They may say that, but I guarantee the large majority of them won't actually do that. Even if Biden retired and the Democratic nominee is Newsome or Harris I won't consider moving out. 1. America is still a great country to be in even ...