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hclasvegas: Judge Juan Merchan said that there is no need to agree on what occurred - and can disagree on what the crime was among the charges.

Well, no.

The jury must be unanimous to convict Dementia Don of falsifying business records.

One of the elements that the government has to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, is that he falsified those records to commit or conceal another crime. The jury does not have to be unanimous on which underlying crime he was intending to conceal, just that he had the intent to conceal his crime.

Dope1: I hope libs understand what they’re doing. They’re destroying trust in America’s institutions.

The projection of the Trump Cult is monumental.

So, you ready to condemn Dementia Don and argue for his imprisonment for stealing all those top secret documents yet?

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