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On July 11, Judge Jaun Merchan will sentence Donald Trump on his 34 felony convictions. Just as is true at all criminal sentencing hearings, Judge Merchan will base his sentence, in part, on whether Trump will take responsibility for his crimes. Indeed, after a conviction, accepting responsibility for one's crimes is the first step on the road to rehabilitation. If a defendant refuses to accept responsibility for his crimes, that suggests that he is not amenable to rehabilitation, and it generally will result in a longer prison term.
Will Trump accept responsibility for his crimes? When pigs fly.
One of the accepted principles of sentencing is general deterrence - deterring others from committing the same or similar crimes that Trump committed, crimes designed to gain unfair advantage in a presidential election. If ever a prison term was necessary to deter others who would choose to replicate Trump crimes, it is in Trump's New York case.
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Former FBI director James Comey weighs in on whether former president Donald Trump should receive a jail sentence after a guilty verdict in his historic hush money criminal trial. #CNN #News
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