• @Everythingispenguins
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    1591 year ago

    Well the article does say

    “A judge agreed that she will serve about six years of probation, have to pay $2,700 in restitution and have to testify truthfully against her co-defendants.”

    So yes

    • @Jackcooper
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      641 year ago

      $2700 for a lawyer lol, these numbers are so random

      • @Everythingispenguins
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        1 year ago

        Yeah but she was Trump’s lawyer so I assume she is broke and unemployable.

        /S sort of

        • Ghostalmedia
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          171 year ago

          35% of the county would totally hire her.

          • @kescusay
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            281 year ago

            Well, not now, she’s turned on the God-Emperor.

            • Hairyblue
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              81 year ago

              This. I think her law career is over.
              I can’t imagine what job she’d do now. Or maybe I am wrong and there are still people who’d hire her.

          • ZeroCool
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            35% of the county would totally hire her.

            lol @ thinking the average MAGA chud can afford to hire a lawyer. Also, you forgot the R in country.

    • AlwaysNowNeverNotMe
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      131 year ago

      Oh they just expected the truth later from a trump toady for an immediate legal benefit. So wise.

      • vortic
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        Part of her deal was a written statement describing what she will testify to. They don’t give this kind of deal unless the subject has already provided sufficient useful information and sworn to its truthfulness. She’s bound to her statement now and, if she retracts later, I’m sure they can both pull back the plea deal and charge her with perjury.

        These prosecutors aren’t stupid nor is this their first plea deal. They’ve already got the goods.

      • @khepri
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        Oh they will absolutely bring the hammer down if she doesn’t do and say everything by the book from this point forward, that’s the point of a plea deal. It gets the defendant out of (most of the) trouble, but it locks them in to testifying fully and truthfully about the case from then on. If the prosecutor/judge thinks they aren’t holding up that promise, the deal is taken away. You really do have to go full state’s evidence if you take a deal like this, and they are not playing around with the threat of piling all those felony charges - and more - right back on you if you don’t sing just the way the DOJ wants you to.