been thinking about this. a lot of people are going to learn about the absurd range of things that felons are barred from doing. is trump a fiduciary for any ERISA covered employee benefit plans? guess we'll find out but an enterprising person could start searching 5500s.
NEW: "Trump’s Liquor Licenses Under Scrutiny After Felony Conviction" me, for @forbes.com
States across the country have laws restricting felons from selling alcohol. What does that mean for Donald Trump, who does not drink but sells plenty of booze?
Thanks, I have a new work-related nightmare (discovering one of my clients has Trump as their fiduciary)
Ron DeSanctimonious will exempt him.
I was actually wondering…is Trump allowed to vote? Assuming he’s registered in FL…I think they ban felons from voting.
I’ll only be a little bit mad if this is how we get rights back for people with conviction records.
Sweet! This is a fruitful avenue of investigation!
Right....lot of talk about "whether a president can be in jail" but what about things like travel restrictions? House arrest? What if he violates those conditions? Etc. Much more interesting discussion to be had (and much more applicable to what is likely to happen w/ Trump's sentencing).
The horror of discovering that Donald Trump is your ERISA fiduciary....
Will this conviction directly affect some of his precarious financing? E.g. the bonds on his roughly 500 million liability verdicts? Or loans that prop up his organization? Ownership of Trump/Truth social?
Can Trump live in the White House despite felons being barred from public housing? (h/t @jedgarnaut.bsky.social)
Do you remember when all the j6 people found out about all the horrors of the legal system and came out the other end as prison abolitionists? Hold on I'm getting a note that they only gave a shit because it was happening to rich white people