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Donald Trump has been reelected to the White House as a convicted felon who is awaiting sentencing in his hush money case in New York and still working to stave off prosecution in other state and federal cases.

It’s an extraordinarily unique position for him to be in: Never before has a criminal defendant been elected to the nation’s highest office, just as an ex-president had never been criminally charged until last year.

Here’s what to know about the web of legal cases surrounding him

1. New York Hush Money Case

What Happened: Trump was found guilty of falsifying business records over a payment to Stormy Daniels, an adult-film actress who claims they had an affair (Trump denies it). He’s supposed to be sentenced on November 26.

The Twist: The judge is considering dropping the conviction entirely due to a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. If the conviction stands, Trump’s team plans to appeal, which could delay any sentence.

2. Federal Election Interference Case (Washington, D.C.)

The Charges: This case, led by Special Counsel Jack Smith, accuses Trump of trying to overturn the 2020 election results. Trump argues he should have presidential immunity.

The Future: Trump has openly said he’d fire Smith if reelected, potentially ending this case. But for now, a judge is deciding how much immunity, if any, Trump has.

3. Classified Documents Case (Florida)

The Details: Trump is charged with taking classified documents when he left office and not returning them. Judge Cannon dismissed the case on a technicality, saying Smith’s appointment as Special Counsel might not be valid.

What’s Next: Prosecutors are appealing this dismissal, and if Trump does end up back in office, he may try to eliminate this case too.

4. Georgia Election Interference Case

The Accusation: In Georgia, Trump is charged under the state’s RICO Act for trying to meddle in the 2020 election results.

The Complication: District Attorney Fani Willis’s role is under review due to a past relationship with another prosecutor. If she’s disqualified, it’s not clear if anyone else would pick up the case. Trump’s team could argue that prosecuting a sitting president in state court is unconstitutional.

5. E. Jean Carroll Defamation Cases

Background: Carroll, a former columnist, sued Trump after he denied her accusations of sexual assault. Two juries sided with her, awarding damages totaling $88 million.

Update: Trump is appealing the first verdict, and a federal court’s decision is still pending.

6. New York Civil Fraud Case

The Issue: The New York Attorney General claims Trump and his company exaggerated asset values to secure loans and better insurance rates. He’s been ordered to pay around $454 million.

Current Status: Trump is appealing, and the court recently considered lowering the fine. We’re awaiting their decision, which he could further appeal if needed.

7. Civil Suits Related to January 6

What It’s About: Trump also faces civil lawsuits for his alleged role in the Capitol attack. These suits argue he incited the event, causing damages.

Ongoing: Supreme Court precedent allows civil lawsuits against a sitting president, so these cases are likely to continue if Trump takes office.

In sum, Trump’s legal challenges are far-reaching, with criminal, civil, and even constitutional questions at play. Each case will continue to unfold, likely stretching into his potential second term.

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/11/06/politics/what-happens-to-trump-criminal-cases/index.html

Trump is the most corrupt president in US history.

Trump is like the proverbial tortoise in Nigerian village stories, "tortoise/trump no dey finish for stories "

How can the POTUS, the most powerful person in the world, be in the witness box answering questions from lawyers? So, what will happen now is that Trump will change the heads of agencies pressing charges against him. As a result, they'll drop the cases.

So, the Congress should a bill compelling institutions trying a new leader to continue with the case, irrespective of who heads the agency. That's how a country builds a strong institution.

He has a lot on his plate and may need to hire more lawyers.

They are more crooked than Trump. Its all a political witch hunt, hunter bidens laptop comes to mind. Grandpa Joe also possesses classified documents which he personalized. Well, the next few months go sweet Sha. Wetin be my own

lecowas:
They are more crooked than Trump. Its all a political witch hunt, hunter bidens laptop comes to mind. Grandpa Joe also possesses classified documents which he personalized. Well, the next few months go sweet Sha. Wetin be my own

Your own na make shame catch you for this comment wey you type here so.

That is Democrats problem. Republicans will be controlling both houses, the Presidency and the Supreme Court. Trump has all the power under the sun..

They will all disappear...Special Counsel is talking to DOJ as we speak to drop all cases against the President Elect...

This is a case of never give up in life irrespective of how many people are against u, because there is always light at the end of the tunnel.

that Jesus Christ went away and is coming back again. Never give up on Him no matter what people say or do to u because of Him. He is the only one who will set u free through His blood He shed on the cross of Calvary. Remain focused on Him and u will be Victorious!!!

Shalom!!!

tundegan:
Trump is the most corrupt president in US history.

Baby cry o, cry more please...

What happened to the drug and certificate forgery case of Tpain is what will also happen to Trump's case.

What happens to all the cases and allegations levelled against T-pain after elected?

All the drug money and certificate forgery?

America is full of hypocrisy. If what Trump did on Jan 6, 2021 was done by an African or Asian president, America will frustrate the country till eternity. But there he is, a man that ridiculed a whole almighty USA due to his greed and hold on to power philosophy, yet stayed for almost 4years without getting any justice and he’s now about to be sworn in for another 4years as president.

In summary, all cases are closed.

Same thing that happened to that of T-Pain. It would be swept under the rug pending when he's tenure elapses.

He is immune. However we all know those cases where political witchhunts so there will thrown out or handled more fairly.

What happened to the Chicago sniffing animal?

tundegan:
Trump is the most corrupt president in US history.

USA taught Africa corruption.

Nothing will happen to them because he is immune to prosecution for anything that happened while he was the president.

jospepper:

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/11/06/politics/what-happens-to-trump-criminal-cases/index.html

Why was he allowed to contest in the first place?

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As it happened to your president's.
Una no go face the gbege wey dey worry una own house una dey here dey find answers to questions wey no concern us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmT_gyHg-JY?si=53gKepiVQuxHUnbW

"US Election Marks A ‘Victory Of Crudity Over Refinement, Sends Troubling Message To The World." -Bolaji Akinyemi

Meanwhile here is a hypocrite who left his home country own to be sniffing @ a more organized and institutionalized nation's electoral and democracy processes.

Not sure if it's possible, but I think he may try to use his executive power to pardon himself.

One day, we will get here. We came close to this feeling in 2023. We will keep going 💯

The U.S Attorney General he will appoint will pardon him all his sins.

jospepper:

Donald Trump has been reelected to the White House as a convicted felon who is awaiting sentencing in his hush money case in New York and still working to stave off prosecution in other state and federal cases.

It’s an extraordinarily unique position for him to be in: Never before has a criminal defendant been elected to the nation’s highest office, just as an ex-president had never been criminally charged until last year.

Here’s what to know about the web of legal cases surrounding him

1. New York Hush Money Case

What Happened: Trump was found guilty of falsifying business records over a payment to Stormy Daniels, an adult-film actress who claims they had an affair (Trump denies it). He’s supposed to be sentenced on November 26.

The Twist: The judge is considering dropping the conviction entirely due to a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. If the conviction stands, Trump’s team plans to appeal, which could delay any sentence.

2. Federal Election Interference Case (Washington, D.C.)

The Charges: This case, led by Special Counsel Jack Smith, accuses Trump of trying to overturn the 2020 election results. Trump argues he should have presidential immunity.

The Future: Trump has openly said he’d fire Smith if reelected, potentially ending this case. But for now, a judge is deciding how much immunity, if any, Trump has.

3. Classified Documents Case (Florida)

The Details: Trump is charged with taking classified documents when he left office and not returning them. Judge Cannon dismissed the case on a technicality, saying Smith’s appointment as Special Counsel might not be valid.

What’s Next: Prosecutors are appealing this dismissal, and if Trump does end up back in office, he may try to eliminate this case too.

4. Georgia Election Interference Case

The Accusation: In Georgia, Trump is charged under the state’s RICO Act for trying to meddle in the 2020 election results.

The Complication: District Attorney Fani Willis’s role is under review due to a past relationship with another prosecutor. If she’s disqualified, it’s not clear if anyone else would pick up the case. Trump’s team could argue that prosecuting a sitting president in state court is unconstitutional.

5. E. Jean Carroll Defamation Cases

Background: Carroll, a former columnist, sued Trump after he denied her accusations of sexual assault. Two juries sided with her, awarding damages totaling $88 million.

Update: Trump is appealing the first verdict, and a federal court’s decision is still pending.

6. New York Civil Fraud Case

The Issue: The New York Attorney General claims Trump and his company exaggerated asset values to secure loans and better insurance rates. He’s been ordered to pay around $454 million.

Current Status: Trump is appealing, and the court recently considered lowering the fine. We’re awaiting their decision, which he could further appeal if needed.

7. Civil Suits Related to January 6

What It’s About: Trump also faces civil lawsuits for his alleged role in the Capitol attack. These suits argue he incited the event, causing damages.

Ongoing: Supreme Court precedent allows civil lawsuits against a sitting president, so these cases are likely to continue if Trump takes office.

In sum, Trump’s legal challenges are far-reaching, with criminal, civil, and even constitutional questions at play. Each case will continue to unfold, likely stretching into his potential second term.
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/11/06/politics/what-happens-to-trump-criminal-cases/index.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIscdpfIhdQ?si=yH3aW8JYDNX2FtHP

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They are all frivolous cases that would be dropped

United states of the more you look the less you see. Make them enjoy the fascist they brought upon themselves.

Fake charges...they were just political... how can an ex president be convicted for sleeping with a po.rnstar ... they were just trying to stop him from contesting...but they shut themselves in the foot... pure own goal

Ask of Veto power then come back with an answer.......

It’s their business. After all, they all see this but still voted for him based on choices that suite them