Charges are made, Judge is assigned,
the accused gets the defense machinery in motion, including stalling tactics,
the jury is selected with approval from both sides,
evidence is presented,
witnesses testify (or don't),
the jury deliberates,
and the jury returns a unanimous verdict.
This is how the judicial process works. If the charges don't fit the crime the jurors find the defendant not guilty'
If the jury finds the charges do fit the crime and defendant is guilty as defined by the charges, guilty. In this case 34 charges filed were guilty verdicts on all 34.
It doesn't matter what color or political persuasion the defendant is. If the Speaker of the House of the United States doesn't feel the justice system we have in place is fair or should be selectively applied to meet his personal standards, what can we expect if his party has the control he espouses.