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Trump has been indicted on 88 felony counts in four separate cases.
Nearly all criminal defendants plead guilty rather than fight charges at trial.
Trump 's fundraising of tens of millions of dollars has paid lawyers to argue all the way to the Supreme Court that charges in his federal election interference case should be dismissed.
A federal judge in Florida dismissed 40 charges related to hoarding classified documents after leaving the White House .
Legal experts say Trump 's deep pockets allow him to have lawyers make arguments even with little chance of success.
Experts say he can pitch arguments that help him politically even if they don't succeed legally.
Trump 's two federal trials on election interference and retaining classified documents are on hold and his sentencing in New York hush-money case was postponed.
Trump sued Clinton and 17 other defendants in March 2022 citing $24 million in damages over a dossier of unconfirmed allegations against Trump gathered by a former British intelligence officer.
But a federal judge threw out the lawsuit, saying it should never have been brought.
Trump and lawyers including Habba are appealing the dismissal of the case and the sanctions at the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals .
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