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Donald Trump will go on trial in Washington on March 4, 2024 , for conspiring to overturn the 2020 election.
He's also set to be tried in New York that month on charges of falsifying business records.
Trump will have nights and weekends free, but a federal criminal procedure statute, Rule 43, requires defendants to attend their own trials.
Donald Trump was recently found liable for defaming E. Jean Carroll in an online post that he published after she’d already sued him once for defamation.
He has been captured on a recording showing classified documents to guests at Mar-a-Lago while telling them that the documents were classified.
Donald Trump’s most direct route to staying out of jail is being found not guilty.
Legal observers have written that the defense Trump ’s attorneys are signaling they will raise in the 2020 conspiracy cases is not a strong one.
Trump could also attempt to pardon himself in any federal cases in which he’d already been found guilty.
Delays work to his advantage in the U.S. for one, the more time that passes after a thing happens, the less the public cares.
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