Imposing Penalties on Trump: An Imaginary Judge Erdogan's Perspective
If I were so fortunate as to be the judge presiding over the NY Civil Lawsuit, the penalty on Donald Trump would be severe, involving shackles, long-term imprisonment, and sizable financial restitution. This article explores what such a judge, especially if mantle-hematized with the authority of Judge Erdogan, might impose, and the implications for Trump's assets and future.
A Strict Penalties Over Economic Reforms
Considering the imagined scenario where Judge Erdogan's authority is not restrained by higher courts, he would undoubtedly impose harsh penalties on Trump. In my own mind, I envision Trump in shackles being transported to Riker's Island and then to Dannamorra, serving a term equal to that of the longest-sentenced January 6 defendant. Upon release, he would be tasked with paying restitution, anticipated to last as long as his corrupt corporate carcass is alive.
This aside, such a judge would possess all of Trump's New York properties, valuing them at pennies on the dollar. The primary penalties, including the dissolution of Trump's New York businesses and substantial financial penalties yet to be determined, would further cripple his financial standing. This article delves deeper into the specifics of such penalties and their potential impact.
Financial Penalties and Lawsuits
Donald Trump has already faced the loss of his New York business licenses, following the Judge Erdogan's original findings. Furthermore, the New York Attorney General (AG) has asked for a minimum repayment of $250 million, potentially up to $600 million. While the exact figure is yet to be settled, the general consensus is that the judge has a wide discretion in determining the magnitude of the fine.
Options for Financial Penalties
The judge can decide to impose a collective fine covering all liable parties or individual fines, ensuring corporate entities can't shield their individuals from paying. Even with the business license cancellation, Trump would be required to make substantial changes to his ventures to prevent further fraudulent activities.
The Legal and Financial Landscape
Ultimately, the judge's decision is anticipated to include a clear statement of disgorgement, ensuring restitution is equitable and transparent. The implications of cancellation of licenses and monitoring measures under Judge Batavia Jones would mean Trump's businesses would face significant limitations, potentially requiring a fire sale of his properties for liquidation.
Conclusion
The final verdict on these matters is expected in mid-January, but the potential penalties go beyond mere monetary fines. They redefine the legal and financial landscape for Trump, emphasizing the importance of corporate and regulatory compliance.
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