Post #17614 by bighairymike on the US Policy board

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It's a crime under New York law to falsify business records, but it's only a felony if you falsify those business records for the purpose of committing or concealing another crime. The state is prosecuting this as a felony. However, they have not definitively stated what crime they believe Trump was concealing through the falsification of these records. - albaby

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How can a trial get underway without that specific element of the charge being clearly stated.? It is like being prosecuted for tax evasion but without stating what exactly you did to evade your taxes.

"We will start your trial and see where it leads" sounds unconstitutional to me.

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