What fault exactly are you talking about?
As for everyone who has so far claimed that “offenses like this aren’t normally prosecuted”:
United States v. Jenny Hou & Oliver Pan, 12 Cr. 153
(RJS)(S.D.N.Y.): On May 2, 2013, Hou and Pan were found
guilty by a jury of straw donor fraud in connection with
donations made to a Democratic candidate for New York
City Mayor. Pan, a fundraiser for the candidate, was
responsible for eight donors totaling approximately
$8,000 in matching funds. Hou served as the candidate’s
campaign manager and also was convicted for lying to
federal agents and obstruction of justice. On October
10, 2013, Judge Sullivan sentenced Hou to ten months in
prison and Pan to three months in prison.
United States v. Jay Odom (M.D. Fla.) On February 12,
2013, Odom pleaded guilty to one count of causing a
presidential campaign to make a false statement to the
FEC. Odom solicited ten donors who were employees of
his business entities and their family members to each
make the $2,300 maximum allowable contribution to a
Presidential candidate’s campaign committee and then
used his personal funds to reimburse the contributions
totaling $23,000. Odom was sentenced to six months in
prison.
United States v. Joseph Bigica (D.N.J.): On May 9,
2012, Bigica pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring
to violate the FECA by using 19 straw donors, including
family members, business associates and others, to make
$98,600 in illegal contributions to the campaign n
committee of a federal candidate (and one count of
failing to pay personal income taxes). Bigica
reimbursed the straw donors using checks drawn on
accounts in the name of his spouse or companies he
controlled. Bigica was sentenced to 60 months in
prison.
United States v. Marybeth Feiss (S.D. Fla.): On
February 17, 2012, Feiss pleaded guilty to one count of
engaging in a conspiracy to violate the FECA. Feiss, an
administrative assistant to an attorney, helped the
attorney organize political events and assisted with the
collection of campaign contributions made at those
events. Feiss also made a`$2,500 contribution to a
Presidential candidate’s campaign committee and the
attorney then reimbursed her using money from his law
firm. Feiss was sentenced to six months in prison.
_ _
United States v. Pierce O’Donnell (C.D. Cal.): On
February 4, 2011, O’Donnell pleaded guilty to a
misdemeanor count of making illegal conduit
contributions, O’Donnell solicited ten employees of his
law firm and at least one relative to make individual
contributions of $2,000 each to a Presidential
candidate’s campaign committee, which he then
reimbursed. O’Donnell was sentenced to two months in
prison.
United States v. Christopher Tigani (D. Del.): On June
9, 2011, Tigani pleaded guilty to violating the FECA by
soliciting employees of his company to make $219,800 in
political contributions to candidates running for
various federal and state offices. Tigani used company
non-payroll checks to reimburse his employees for their
straw donations. Tigani was sentenced to two years in
prison.
The Prosecutor was kind enough to give examples in his sentencing recommendation, which can be found here: Sentencing Submission – #52 in United States v. D'Souza (S.D.N.Y., 1:14-cr-00034) – CourtListener.com
(Note on copyright - I believe these records are public information)
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And yet DeBlasio was given a free pass.
Again, DiBlasio was not even charged with violating the law, let alone tried and convicted of it.
You can take the word of a convicted felon testifying as part of his plea deal, if you want. But that’s not how our legal system works.
You’re finally catching up. As I said when I first brought him up they had him dead to rights organizing the conspiracy and didn’t even indict him.
You can keep repeating that, but it’s not going to magically come true. The testimony of a convicted felon trying to save his own ass is not the “dead to rights” case you think it is.
If it were true, it would have been discovered in FEC records shortly after that testimony.
Testimony hell they had the documentation.
You asked for a similar case I gave you one far worse and now you’re crawfishing instead of admitting it.
What “documentation” are you talking about?
The link you provided says that a convicted felon testified, as part of a different trial, that DiBlasio had told him to arraign straw donors. That’s all it said.
Read the article.
Im referring to dinesh
Ok, when you don’t use the quote function it gets confusing.
I read the article. There’s no mention of any documentation supporting Mr. Singh’s claims.
Are you referring to the photos of them at a fundraiser?
Can’t wait to hear the sycophants when he commutes blagojevich
Lol. You are never allowed to play legal analyst like ever. It’s literaly all hearsay and he hasn’t been charged yet…
I’m betting the DeBlasio “documentation” goes the same way as the “Mueller approving Jared’s Clearance” allegation and the ever-humorous “felonious consumer mattress tag criminal mischief” construct offered in this very thread.
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Mandatory minimums, A centgov over reach?
Given a free pass how? Is the investigation is done? Is there an investigation?
Oh by the way Deblaio is an ■■■■■■■ for many reasons
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Using that standard of fact, Donald Trump is guilty of multiple counts of sexual assault, the entire dossier is true, and George Bush, both Clintons and the Queen of England are all shape shifting lizard people.
lol. Moral high horse? I asked you if he committed a crime. You said “probably” and then deflected to something about pulling tags off mattresses.
Dude is guilty and brought the scrutiny on himself.
