I cannot answer the question posed with any certainty.
The facts were there; the prosecutors were there, not likely to indict unless they had facts to prove their cases.
I said it in another thread: He's a criminal -- convicted (which he is, in part) or otherwise. If you couldn't describe him as a criminal, then law enforcement or a posse would not go after fugitives because "they're innocent until proven guilty". That's about punishment. It's not about likely criminality, and Trump makes "likely" look like the only bet worth taking. He's a criminal.
As some suggest, proving that justice is not served equally as an ongoing -- not new -- status quo -- seems justified.
Should I go stand in front of a junior high-school, and pass out fliers saying "Kids! Your President is a criminal, and got off scot free! Acquire a gun and rob a bank! You'll be rich!"?
Should I? Not such a good idea for someone in my circumstance and age. There might be a law against it, parallel to "incitement to riot".
Does anyone believe that OJ Simpson was "not guilty"? The prevailing view weighs against the acquittal that took place.
Unless something is done by the legislature, there will be more incentive for white-collar -- likely GOP actors -- to commit various crimes similar to those of Trump. My God! He's going to pardon Stewart Rhodes and Kelly Megs -- possibly hundreds of others -- maybe all!
I'll say at the moment, despite urgings of my congressman, senators and the outgoing President -- I spit on my country and I spit on the GOP. Confront me in person to make your criticism and I'll send you to a plastic surgeon who will weep!
I won't be able to control myself. I'll go before the judge under assault and battery charges and explain where I had the incentive to smash your face in. So? Effing stay away!