#hush-money-case

#hush-money-case

Judge schedules Trump's sentencing for January 10, indicating he won't be jailed, yet setting a historic precedent for a convicted president.

Trump's defense is seeking to halt sentencing until his appeal on presidential immunity concludes.

Trump is set to receive a conditional discharge sentence for his hush money case before inauguration, indicating he won't be jailed.

Trump seeks Supreme Court intervention to delay sentencing in hush money case, arguing potential presidential immunity for future leaders.

Dershowitz is confident that Trump's conviction will be overturned on appeal.

Trump's hush-money case may end without significant punishment, raising questions about the outcome's impact on justice.

Trump faces sentencing today for his hush money conviction, with a likely no-penalty sentence as he prepares to become president.

Donald Trump made false claims about the judge, prosecution, and gag order related to his hush-money case, which were fact-checked and proven to be untrue.

Trump seeks to overturn his felony conviction by moving his case to federal court, claiming constitutional violations and election interference.

Judge Merchan will delay Trump's sentencing until after the presidential election to ensure the judicial process remains free from political influence.

A federal judge rejected Trump's request to intervene in his New York criminal case, preventing delays in sentencing and rulings on key defense motions.

Trump seeks Supreme Court intervention to postpone hush money sentencing.

His lawyers cite presidential immunity in challenging his conviction.

Judge Merchan will not impose jail time or fines during sentencing.