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We Know When Trump Will Be Sentenced in Hush Money Case

We Know When Trump Will Be Sentenced in Hush Money Case
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The headline reads like a punch to the gut: Judge Juan Merchan announced President-elect Donald J. Trump will be sentenced on January 10. It will be before the inauguration. The bad news is that this guy won’t let it go despite the overt political circus surrounding this case. The good news is that Judge Merchan already said that no jail time will be issued (via WaPo): 

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The decision to schedule the sentencing Jan. 10 almost certainly means Trump will be the first felon to serve as a U.S. president. 

New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan wrote in his ruling that he does not intend to sentence Trump to jail. 

Trump was convicted in May of falsifying business records to conceal a hush-money payment to an adult-film star ahead of the 2016 election. He faces up to four years in prison, but many experts said incarceration is unlikely because of his age and his lack of prior convictions. 

Since Trump’s victory at the polls in November, his lawyers have argued that anything short of dismissing the case would violate laws that protect the transition process and grant immunity from prosecution to sitting presidents.

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DONALD TRUMP

This case was a total disaster, where even CNN's Elie Honig, the network's chief legal analyst, couldn't defend it, calling it an "unjustified mess" and an affront of due process. We'll see what happens, but these anti-Trumpers can't be trusted.

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