#hush-money-case

#hush-money-case

Trump will likely receive a no-penalty sentence, allowing him to appeal.

He will become the first convicted felon to serve as president.

The judge will grant him an unconditional discharge, avoiding jail time.

Trump is set to be the first president to enter office while convicted of felony crimes.

Judge Merchan indicated Trump would receive a conditional discharge instead of jail time.

The Supreme Court upheld Trump's sentencing in the New York case, allowing it to proceed despite his claims of presidential immunity.

Trump's ongoing presidential transition may influence the legal proceedings surrounding his conviction and sentencing.

Trump's lawyers seek to move his hush money case to federal court, asserting it harms his presidential campaign and voters.

Former president Donald Trump found guilty on all counts in New York hush money case.

Justice Alito confirmed he did not discuss Trump's legal troubles during a recent call, emphasizing the need for judicial impartiality.

Manhattan prosecutors must decide how to handle Trump's hush money conviction now that he is president-elect.

Trump's sentencing for falsifying business records delayed until after the November election, keeping voters unaware of potential jail time.

Trump faces sentencing for hush money conviction amid unique circumstances of being president-elect.

Prosecution recommends no penalty, highlighting Trump's imminent return to the White House.

Trump is the first convicted felon elected as US president, receiving an unconditional discharge in a historic criminal case.