President Donald Trump: still a convicted felon, still allowed to break Florida law with impunity



In a White House hallway just off the Oval Office, where Cabinet members and others assemble, President Trump proudly displays his 2023 mugshot from his Georgia election racketeering prosecution.

[link removed] Noreen Marcus, FloridaBulldog.org

While federal judges say some of President Trump’s orders are illegal, Florida state officials seem to take for granted that he alone stands above the law.

At first glance, one particular state statute may look trivial. Every Florida resident with an out-of-state felony conviction, such as Trump’s New York financial crimes conviction, must register with their local sheriff’s office. Violation of Florida Statutes Section 775.13 is a mere second-degree misdemeanor and the $10,000 maximum fine is affordable if you’re wealthy.




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