Trump still has 4 criminal indictments waiting for him — here's what happens if he wins or loses
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What’s at stake for Trump’s criminal cases on Election Day
The Republican presidential nominee is effectively running to stay out of prison. An electoral victory would eliminate that possibility in the short term, and possibly forever.
What will happen to Donald Trump’s criminal cases if he wins the election?
Historic indictments against the former president will be derailed — or disappear entirely — if he returns to the White House
Trump’s criminal cases hinge on outcome of Tuesday’s election
Trump’s criminal cases have often dominated his schedule, infuriating him at times, costing more than $100 million in legal bills for his staff.
Trump Banks On Election Result to Make Criminal Cases Go Away
For Donald Trump, the outcome of Tuesday’s election is about more than winning the White House — it’s also about the future of criminal cases that put him at risk of spending time behind bars.Most Read from BloombergFrom Housing to Immigration,
US Election 2024: Can Donald Trump vote as a convicted criminal? Here’s what the law says
If elected, Donald Trump would be the first convicted president, having been found guilty of falsifying records. Florida laws on voting won't apply to him due to a New York statute allowing felons to vote if not incarcerated.
What happens to Donald Trump's criminal cases if he wins US presidential elections 2024
Legal experts believe that winning the presidential election could lead to lighter sentences or the dismissal of charges against Donald Trump.
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US Election 2024: What’s Next For Trump? Legal Battles And Financial Strain Await If 2024 Bid Falls Short
With four criminal indictments-one awaiting sentencing and three pending trial-Trump's situation may become increasingly ...
If Trump Wins, It's Because Neither Party Had the Guts To Stop Him
Donald Trump left the White House in January 2021 as a defeated, disgraced figure, soon after the House of Representatives ...
Mehdi Hasan says he will 'never' forgive Biden for not weaponizing DOJ to put Trump on trial before election
Former MSNBC anchor Mehdi Hasan said he will never forgive President Biden and AG Merrick Garland for failing to intervene in ...
What happens if a convicted felon – like Trump – wins the presidency?
What happens if a convicted felon – like Trump – wins the presidency? - With Election Day here and the polls neck-and-neck, ...
Supreme Court Could Save Trump From Prison: Legal Analyst
Trump could be saved from prison by the Supreme Court if he is elected on Tuesday, Professor David Driesen told Newsweek.
Fox News projects Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris to become 47th president of the United States
Trump pleaded not guilty to all charges but sat through an unprecedented six-week criminal trial in New York City this spring. The jury found him guilty. Trump appealed the ruling, and the judge ...
What happens to Trump’s November sentencing?
For years, Trump’s legal playbook has been to seek delays. Often, he’s been successful. He was facing four criminal ...
Harris vs Trump: How the 2024 US presidential election is of many 'historic firsts'
If found guilty during a trial, the official may be removed from office.Trump was first impeached by the House in 2019 ...
Image of Trump peeking at wife's ballot is from 2016 | Fact check
The image shows Trump casting his vote in New York in the 2016 presidential election. The former president now lives and ...
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'Trump train' trial juror not proud of the outcome
A juror from the “Trump train” trial is not proud of the outcome. The juror, who wants to remain anonymous, claims the jury ...
Trump on the brink of a comeback for the ages
while the Democratic-controlled Senate was preparing to hold Trump’s second impeachment trial. Ultimately, the Senate ...