It really is an all-or-nothing strategy in the sense that the delaying tactic could be a complete victory if he were to be elected president.
Judges have latitude in sentencing, but if Trump were convicted on all 88 counts across his four criminal indictments, the maximum sentencing is technically more than 600 years in prison, though it's unlikely he would ever face that.
Legal experts say those cases - one involving his alleged Jan. 6 conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election, the other in Florida accusing him of mishandling classified documents - pose the most serious legal threats to him.
As president, Trump also could try to pardon himself, a legally untested move.
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