for the most serious count, which is grand larceny in the second degree. most of the other counts carry possible-four-year sentences. the indictment details allen weisselberg's personal participation in, and supervision of, the crimes described in the indictment. for example, on or about september, 2016, allen weisselberg directed a staff member in the accounting department to remove the notations "per allen weisselberg" from the entries in donald j. trump's detail general ledger relating to tuition payments paid on weisselberg's behalf for his family members' private school. you can get four years for that. four years in prison. just for that. just for that falsifying of business records. allen weisselberg is accused of committing that crime, in the final weeks of the winning trump