Trump has been indicted for a second time, in connection with an investigation of his handling of classified information while out of office, sources confirm to ABC News
Another fun bit, they’re federal charges. Which 97% of the time lead to convictions. Feds don’t fuck around, they don’t leave much room for error. Now the question is whether he spends time behind bars. 37 counts on the indictment is a lot and I hope he rots in jail.
The accuses so far have only been discussed in the media, now it becomes somewhat real. Now, he might get consequences, mere discussions/speculations don’t do that. Especially for a guy who just couldn’t care less about integrity.
What does “indicted” mean exactly?
Formally accused
what’s the difference between formal accusation and informal one?
Remember when Michael Scott “declared” bankruptcy?
Indicted means a grand jury filed charges. Not just “accused” like “I accused you of steeling my lunch money”.
But like, formally charged by a grand jury in a court of law.
A grand jury made the decision. It’s a longer process.
Another fun bit, they’re federal charges. Which 97% of the time lead to convictions. Feds don’t fuck around, they don’t leave much room for error. Now the question is whether he spends time behind bars. 37 counts on the indictment is a lot and I hope he rots in jail.
Well, uh, the formality? :)
The accuses so far have only been discussed in the media, now it becomes somewhat real. Now, he might get consequences, mere discussions/speculations don’t do that. Especially for a guy who just couldn’t care less about integrity.