That’s the defense, but the prosecution is attempting to build a case that it is true, that the monies moved, and were subsequently misreported on statutory filings.
That last bit is the actual crux of it. Whether the deed was a crime or not, it’s the coverup that gets you the time.
That last bit is the actual crux of it. Whether the deed was a crime or not, it’s the coverup that gets you the time.
The coverup gets you the time because in this case he’s being charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records, not for paying a pornstar as part of an NDA.
I can almost see Trump’s point on this though - the specific details of their sexual encounter (like whether or not he used a condom) are more or less irrelevant to what he’s charged with. That the sexual encounter occurred and that she was being paid not to disclose it is the only really relevant part from her.
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