As a nonexpert in NY criminal procedure, I was curious about why any of Trump's falsified-business-records-porn-star-hush-money charges wouldn't be outside NY's 5 year (for the felony) and 2 year (for the misdemeanor) statue of limitations. The offenses allegedly occurred in 2017. But NY stops the clock for periods where the defendant is continuously out of state. Had he moved back to NYC instead of FL after leaving the WH, he might have beaten the misdemeanor rap.

https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/CPL/30.10

Legislation

NY State Senate

Note that paying hush money to a porn star does not, as far as I can tell, in and of itself violate NY law. But falsifying records to cover up the fact that you're paying hush money to a porn star does.

(I just like writing "paying hush money to a porn star" in relation to Trump. It makes me smile).

Try it yourself. Say "Donald Trump is likely to be indicted for falsifying records to cover up paying hush money to a porn star." You can't help but smile.
@mattblaze amazingly i am catching up the Good Fight only 7 yrs late and have just got to episode where Trump is to be indicted for paying hush to a porn star

@lilianedwards @mattblaze

I don't have that much hope for him paying any real punishment for the things he's done or enabled. Men like him aren't brought to their knees very often.

Of course I'll be glad if he does, but Cheney/Bush never did.