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#20078002 at 2023-12-15 12:23:17 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #24641: Good Morning Frens Edition
EVERYTHING THIS CRACKPOT KNUCKLEHEAD JUDGE IS DOING IN THE TRUMP FRAUD TRIAL IS ILLEGAL, YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER THERE IS NO JURY THE JUDGE DECIDES THE VERDICTAmerica undoubtedly has the most corrupted courts and Judges on the planet.
Letitia James, the attorney general of New York, set out to prove that Donald J. Trump had committed fraud. Mr. Trump took the stand to assail Ms. James. Lawyers on both sides screamed that their opponents were out of line and wasting time.
When 11 weeks of chaotic courtroom wrangling ended Wednesday, the fate of Mr. Trump's civil fraud trial began to move behind the scenes and into the hands of Arthur F. Engoron, the unconventional New York judge overseeing the case. And because the judge will decide the verdict - there is no jury - he will determine the future of Mr. Trump's role in his family business.
Justice Engoron ruled before the trial began that Mr. Trump had fraudulently inflated his net worth, and announced an initial round of punishments. That blow recast the trial as a battle over how steep a penalty the former president would face. Ms. James has indicated that she may press for a fine well above the $250 million she originally sought and will ask the judge to bar Mr. Trump from running a business in the state, banishing him from the world that made him famous decades ago.
The attorney general's arguments seemed to persuade the judge, and under the powerful New York law underpinning the case, he has broad authority to punish Mr. Trump. His decision is expected as soon as next month, after closing arguments in court.
"The judge has extraordinary powers to fashion a remedy to curtail and punish the misconduct, meaning bad news for Trump," said Steven M. Cohen, a former top official in the attorney general's office who is now a partner at Blue Raven LLP and teaches corporation law at New York Law School.
Yet Justice Engoron might have already erred when he issued that initial punishment of Mr. Trump, ordering that some of his New York companies be dissolved.
Read more:
https://dnyuz.com/2023/12/14/unconventional-trial-judge-could-remove-trump-from-his-n-y-empire/
#15022693 at 2021-11-17 22:41:43 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #19006: Kraus Can't "Handbreak" Morbid Overeating: Can ALTER FOOTAGE Edition
Convicted rapist receives no jail time for crimes against teen girls, as judge rules, 'incarceration isn't appropriate'
A New York man convicted of raping multiple teenage girls while he was in high school will not spend any time behind bars after a judge determined that "incarceration isn't appropriate."
Christopher Belter, formerly of Lewiston, New York, pled guilty in 2019 to raping one young girl and sexually abusing three others during parties at his parents' wealthy home just outside Niagara Falls. Belter, now 20, was between 16 and 17 years old when he committed the crimes. His victims were between the ages of 15 and 16 years old.
The maximum punishment for his actions would have been eight years in a state prison. But on Tuesday, he was sentenced to eight years of probation instead, and ordered to register as a sex offender, WKBW-reported.
Niagara County Court Judge Matthew J. Murphy IIIsaid he "agonized" over the sentencing, but in the end, he felt that prison time was not "appropriate."
"I'm not ashamed to say that I actually prayed over what is the appropriate sentence in this case because there was great pain. There was great harM. There were multiple crimes committed in the case," Murphy explained, according to WKBW. "It seems to me that a sentence that involves incarceration or partial incarceration isn't appropriate, so I am going to sentence you to probation."
The ruling reportedly shocked those inside the courtroom, which included one of Belter's victims. The Washington Post further elaborated on the fallout:
Steven M. Cohen, an attorney for one of the victims, denounced the judge's sentencing, saying to reporters Tuesday, "Justice was not done here." He told The Washington Post on Wednesday that his client, who was joined by some of the other victims in the courtroom, was "deeply disappointed" in the sentencing.
"My client threw up in the ladies room following the sentencing," Cohen said. "If Chris Belter was not a White defendant from a rich and influential family, in my experience ... he would surely have been sentenced to prison."
Belter's attorney, Barry Covert, declined to comment to the Post. But according to the Buffalo News, he remarked after the sentencing that his client now sorely regrets his crimes.
"He is tremendously remorseful for what he's done," Covert said. "There are clients who are never able to empathize with their victims no matter how much counseling they receive. Chris isn't one of theM."
Judge Murphy noted that Belter's probation would "be like a sword hanging over your head for the next eight years."
https://www.theblaze.com/news/convicted-rapist-no-jail-time
#10046624 at 2020-07-22 19:14:58 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #12857: PANIC! KEK! Edition
>>10046617
Lacking a broad base of support, Jewish organizations are increasingly dependent on alms from an ever older, richer, and more conservative donor class. In this sense, the likelihood that the Jewish world will continue to harbor high-level sexual assailants is simply a matter of odds: the violence of rich and powerful men against women, as we continue to confirm, is staggeringly commonplace. A community reliant on the generosity of such men is thus particularly vulnerable to their abuse.
On another level, though, the problem is even more circular than these practical considerations would suggest. The donors who rose to power in the Jewish community at the end of the 20th century built their philanthropic vision around the promotion of what came to be called "Jewish continuity." They commissioned extensive surveys of American Jewry and found that the kind of Jews they recognized seemed to be disappearing: synagogue membership and affinity for Israel were in decline, interfaith marriage was up, and Jewish fertility rates were down. In response to this perceived crisis, the Jewish establishment poured millions of dollars into programs intended to reproduce the community "in its own image," as the sociologist Shaul Kelner put it in an article by that name. Reproduction itself, both biological and social, is at the heart of Jewish continuity programming. The demographer Steven M. Cohen, who produced countless statistical reports on the community at the behest of the donor class, liked to put it bluntly: if institutions wanted American Jewish life to continue, they would have to prioritize the goals of "creating more Jewish marriages and filling more Jewish baby carriages."
Cut to Epstein's New Mexico ranch, where, according to the New York Times, the financier intended to have 20 women at a time inseminated with his sperM. Epstein was interested in transhumanism, a theory of human perfection via technological manipulation that-like its predecessor, eugenics-is shot through with racist and reactionary ideas. Allegedly inspired by a defunct operation to stockpile the sperm of Nobel laureates, Epstein cultivated relationships with Harvard scientists whom he believed could help him in this and other transhumanist endeavors: he hoped to improve the human genome, to cut aid to the poor as a bulwark against overpopulation, and to cryogenically freeze his own brain and (allegedly egg-shaped) penis. Donations to Harvard got Epstein, who did not attend college himself, in the door; he was welcomed as a patron and interlocutor by high-profile researchers even as some, like the neuroscientist Steven Pinker, eventually distanced themselves. Dershowitz, who as a Harvard Law professor regularly attended lunches Epstein hosted for the scientists, told the Times he was "appalled" to learn about Epstein's eugenic ambitions, but their friendship continued.
These revelations suggest that Epstein is not only a sexual assailant on a grand scale, but one who believes, on the basis of bloodlines, in the righteousness of some version of his sexual politics. Clearly, Harvard-even if it knew nothing of Epstein's predation-should be held accountable for inviting someone promoting these views into a prominent role at a research institution. Is the same true for the Wexner Foundation? No evidence has yet emerged connecting Epstein's eugenic ambitions to his Jewish philanthropic ones. It should concern us that Epstein long had Wexner's ear, but then, we were already concerned.
#2706911 at 2018-08-23 00:43:02 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #3418: Tip Of The IceberQ
Steven M. Cohen resigns from Hebrew Union College amid investigation
https://www.jpost.com/Diaspora/Steven-M-Cohen-resigns-from-Hebrew-Union-College-amid-investigation-565573
#267339 at 2018-02-04 19:21:53 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #326: Bread of Breads Edition
Gateway Program Development Corporation Board of Trustees:
Steven M. Cohen, Chair (New York)
Anthony R Coscia, Vice Chair (Amtrak)
Richard H Bagger (New Jersey)
http:// www.gatewayprograM.org/board-meetings-and-partners.html