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Speaker 1: United States of America USA President elect Donald Trump will

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be no doubt the first ex convict to become president

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in the North American country, after Justice John Marchand sentenced

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him to no john terown and no fine on conditional

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disjardge after the judge had last year found him guilty

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of falsifying business records and convicted him for criminal freluony.

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Details of the judgment and other events that occurred yesterday

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at the court while Justice John Matchen was presenting the

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judgment is published in our audio and video versions of

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these news reports. President elect Donald Trump was sentenced to

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on conditional discharge for thirty four charges of business fraud

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related to harsh money payment to Stormy Daniels during the

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twenty sixteen presidential campaign. President elect Donald Trump was sentenced

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Friday morning in New York after the Supreme Court refused

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to block the sentences, making him the first US president

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to become victims and sentenced for a crime to take office.

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Trump appeared virtually from my Alago, according to local media,

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while others also reported that he appeared virtually for the

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sentencing at a court room in New York. Trunk could

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have been sentenced of up to four years in prison.

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What instance, was delivered a sentence that does not include

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penalties like jol term or probation in what’s called an

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unconditional discharge. And unconditional discharge in legal terms, means that

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the person is convicted of the charges but is not

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punished further, such as with jail time, probation, or fines. Essentially,

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they are released without any conditions attached to their discharge.

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This can happen in cases where the court determines that

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the conviction itself serves as enough of a deterrent or punishment.

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According to local observers in the United States of America,

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Trunk doesn’t face any jail time, finds of probation, but

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his conviction still stands and he will enter office as

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a convicted fellow. One of the observers added. The source

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News Media reported that George Marchant emphasized that while the

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Office of the Presidency grants considerable legal protections, those protections

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do not diminish the seriousness of the crime. One power

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that do not provide is the power to erase a

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jury verdict, Marchant stated, acknowledging the citizenry’s role in returning

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Trump to office despite the conviction. According to C and N, Trump,

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appearing virtually from my ilago, maintained his innocence. The fact

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is I’m totally innocent. I did nothing wrong, he said,

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calling the case a political witch hunt designed to damage

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his reputation. Trump also criticized Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg,

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claiming the case was on warranton and humed New York’s

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judicial system. New York states that unconditional discharge is when

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a defendant is convicted without punishment such as imprisonment, a fine,

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or probation supervision. While Trump expressed the satisfaction with the outcome,

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his legal team views the sentencing as a start toward

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appealing the conviction. Despite his felony conviction, the unconditional discharge

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means Trump will first know further penalties directly tied to

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the case, allowing him to focus on his political agenda

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and upcoming cabinet confirmations. The source report ends in quote

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President elect Donald Trump on Friday was sentenced to unconditional discharge,

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just ten days before his invaboration. The case stems from

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accusations that he falsified business records to conceal a one

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hundred and thirty thousand dollars payment to Stormy Daniels, who

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claims to have had an affair with Trump in two

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thousand and six, a claim he did is calling the

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prosecution politically motivated. Tromp, during the sentences, discussed his twenty

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twenty four election victory claimon he won the popular vote

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by millions and millions of votes and secured all seven

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swing states. Added, they’ve been watching you trial, so they

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understood it, referring to the voters. He also argued that

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legal fees were recorded by accountants as legal expenses, not

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by him personally. Legal fees were put down as legal

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expenses by accountants, the ones put down by me. Trump said,

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it’s incredible. Actually, would your client.

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Speaker 2: Like to be heard?

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Speaker 3: Yes, thank you. This has been a very terrible experience.

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I think it’s been a tremendous set back to New

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York and the New York court system. This is a

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case that Alvin Brad did not want to bring.

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Speaker 1: He thought it was, from.

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Speaker 3: What I read and from what I hear, inappropriately handled.

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Before he got there, a gentleman from a law firm

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came in and acted as a district attorney, and that

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gentleman from what I heard, was a criminal or almost criminal,

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and what he did it was very appropriate. It was

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somebody involved with my political opponent. Part of the records

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that we’re talking about, they’re saying, I just noticed where

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he said I was falsifying business records. Well, the falsification

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of business records, as they said it was calling a

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legal expense in the books where everybody could see them

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a legal expense. In other words, that legal fees or

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a legal expense were put down as legal expense by accountants.

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They weren’t put down by me. They were put down

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by accountants. I didn’t call them construction concrete work, didn’t

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call them electrical work, I didn’t call them an They

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called a legal fee or a legal expense, a legal expense,

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and for this I got indicted. It.

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Speaker 1: It’s incredible.

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Speaker 3: Actually, now if you look, my attorney alluded to it.

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The top legal scholars and legal pundits in this country,

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the ones that have quoted all the time on television,

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that are making their views felt and highly respected people

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have said everyone, virtually everyone that I know. I haven’t

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seen any to the contrary, not one. And these people

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are not exactly friends of mine, to put it mildly,

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but they all said this is a case that should

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have never been brought as an injustice of justice. Very

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respected Jonathan Turley, Andy McCarthy, Judge David Rifkin, a wonderful

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man who just passed away, by the way, Greg Jared

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Elie Honig from CNN, of all places, CNN said that

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Paul and Grassiat Alan Dershowitz, they all said, this is

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not a case that should be brought. It’s not think

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about legal expenses. Are down as legal expenses and I

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get indicted for business records. Everybody should be so accurate.

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It’s been a political witch hunter. Was done to damage

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my reputation so that I’d lose the election, and obviously

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that didn’t work. And the people of our country got

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to see this firsthand because they watched the case in

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your courtroom. They got to see this firsthand. And then

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they voted, and I want and got the number of

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votes by far of any Republican candidate in history, and one,

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as you know, all seven swing states, one conclusively all

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seven swing states, and one the popularity the popular vote

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by billions and millions of votes. And they’ve been watching

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you trial understood it. I wasn’t allowed to use the

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lawyer client privilege or the reliance on counsel. Had a

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lawyer that made this deal, and he admitted that. And

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he was also a totally discredited person. We weren’t allowed

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to use the information from the Southern District that totally

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discredited him, but wasn’t allowed to be put in and

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that was terrible, unbelievable. Then this is a man who’s

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got no standing. He’s been disbarred on other matters unrelated,

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and he was allowed to talk as though he were

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George Washington. But he’s not George Washington. He shouldn’t have

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been allowed. The Southern District did a book of approximately

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twenty eight pages where they I’ve never seen anything like it.

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They excoriated if you wouldn’t let it be put into evidence.

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So he was able to testify as a witness, and

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I think it’s a disgrace through the system. I was

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under a gaggod. I’m the first president in history that

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was under a gear goorder where I couldn’t talk about

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aspects of the case that are very important. I guess

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I’m still under so probably I won’t do it now.

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I assume I’m still under a gear order, But the

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fact is that I am totally innocent. I did nothing wrong.

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They talked about business records, and the business records were

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extremely accurately counted. I had nothing to do with them.

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Any of that was done by an accountant or a

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bookkeeper who I think a very credible testimony and was

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corroborated by everybody that was asked. And with all that’s

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happening in our country today, with a city that’s burning

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to the ground, one of our largest, most important cities

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burning to the ground, with wars that are uncontrollably going on,

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with all of the problems of inflation and attacks on countries,

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and all of the horrible things that are going on,

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I got indicted over calling a legal expense illegal exce.

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It was called a legal expense. I just want to say,

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I think it’s an embarrassment to New York, and New

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York has a lot of problems, but this is a

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great embarrassment. I believe that this and other cases that

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were brought. As you know, the DOJ is very much

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involved in this case. It’s because that’s the political opponent

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they’re talking about. The DOJ is very involved. You have

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a gentleman sitting right there from the DOJ who was

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from the DOJ’s office.

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Speaker 1: He was also involved with the New.

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Speaker 3: York State Attorney General’s case, and he went from there

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to hear He went around and did what he had

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to do and got them to move on me. But

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in the meantime I won the election in a massive landslide.

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And the people of this country understand what’s gone on.

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This has been a weaponization of government. They call it lawfare.

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Never happened to any extent like this, but never happened

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in our country before. And I’d just like to exclaim

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that I was treated very, very unfairly, and I thank

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you very.

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Speaker 2: Much, Thank you, mister Trump. Mister Trump, you appear before

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this court today to conclude this criminal proceeding by the

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imposition of sentence. Although I have taken the unusual step

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of informing you in advance of my inclinations before imposing sentence,

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I believe it is important for you, as well as

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those observing these proceedings, to understand my reasoning for the

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sentence I am about to impose. The imposition of sentence

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is one of the most difficult and significant decisions that

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any criminal court judge is called upon to make. Our

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legislature sets the parameters for an authorize sentence, but it

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is a judge that must decide what constitutes a just

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conclusion to a verdict of guilty. A court is bested

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with broad discretion in determining what sources or evidence it

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may consider to arrive at an appropriate sentence. In doing so,

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the court must consider the facts of the case, along

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with any aggravating or mitigating circumstances. In my time on

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the bench, I’ve been called upon to grapple with this

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weighty responsibility for countless defendants who have been found guilty

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after trial for an assortment of offenses ranging from non

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violent classing felonies to the most heinous of crimes, including homicides,

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sex trafficking, and child sexual abuse. The task is always

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difficult and deserving of careful consideration, whether the sentence be

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an unconditional discharge or incarceration of twenty five years to life. However,

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never before has this court been presented with such a

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unique and remarkable set of circumstances. Indeed, it can be

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viewed fairly that this has been a truly extraordinary case.

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There was unprecedented media attention, public interest, and heightened security

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involving various agencies, And yet the trial was a bit

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of a paradox, because once the courtroom doors were closed,

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the trial itself was no more special, unique, more extraordinary

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than the other thirty two criminal trials that took place

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in this courthouse at the same exact time. Jury selection

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was conducted, the same rules of evidence were followed, opening

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statements were made, witnesses called and cross examined, evidence presented,

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somemations delivered, the same burden of proof was applied, and

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a jury made up of ordinary citizens delivered a verdict.

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And it was all conducted pursuant to the rules of

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procedure and guided by the law of course. Of what

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made it feel somewhat ordinary was the outstanding work, preparation,

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and professionalism of the clerks, court officers, court reporters, security personnel,

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and the entire staff of this building, who did their

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jobs as they would with any other criminal trial. So

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while one can argue that the trial itself was in

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many respects somewhat ordinary, the same cannot be said about

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the circumstances surrounding this sentence. And that is because of

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the office you’ve once occupied and which you will soon

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occupy again, to be sure, it is the legal protections

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afforded to the office of the President of the United

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States that are extraordinary, not the occupant of the office.

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The legal protections, especially within the context of a criminal prosecution,

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afforded to the office of the President, have been laid

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out by our founders, the Constitution, and most recently interpreted

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by the United States Supreme Court in the matter of

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Trump versus the United States, which was decided on July first,

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twenty twenty four. As with every other defendant in your position,

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it is my obligation to consider any and all aggravating

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and mitigating factors to inform my decision. Some of those

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aggravating factors have already been articulated in my Sandoval ruling

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at the start of this trial, and by my recent

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written decisions on December sixteenth and January third. Thus they

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need not be repeated at this time. However, the considerable,

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indeed extraordinary, legal protections afforded by the office of the

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chief Chief executive is a factor that overrides all others.

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To be clear, the protections afforded the office of the

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President are not a mitigating factor. They do not reduce

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the seriousness of the crime or justify its commission in

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any way. The protections are, however, a legal mandate which

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pursue into the rule of law. This Court must respect

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and follow. However, despite the extraordinary breath of those protections,

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one power they do not provide is the power to

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erase that jury verdict. It is clear from legal president,

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which until July first, was scarce, that Donald Trump, the

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ordinary citizen, Donald Trump, a criminal defendant, would not be

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entitled to such considerable protections. I’m referring to protections that

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extend well beyond those whofford the average defendant who winds

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their way through the criminal justice system each day. No

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ordinary citizens do not receive those legal protections. It is

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the office of the President that bestows those far reaching

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protections to the office holder, and it was the citizenry

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of this nation that recently decided that you should once

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again receive the benefits of those protections, which include, among

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other things, the supremacy claus and presidential immunity. It is

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through that lens and that reality that this Court must

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determine a lawful sentence after careful analysis, in obedience to

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governing mandates, and pursue into the rule of law, this

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Court has determined that the only lawful sentence that permits

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entry of a judgment of conviction without encroaching upon the

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highest office in the land is an unconditional discharge, which

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the New York State Legislature has determined is a lawful

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and permissible sentence for the crime of falsifying business records

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in the first degree. Therefore, at this time I impose

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that sentence to cover all thirty four accounts. Sir, I

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wish you got speed as you assume your second terminal office.

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Speaker 3: Thank you.

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