So what happens now that Donald Trump has been found
guilty of all 34 charges in his New York hush
money trial?
There are a few possibilities.
But first, Trump needs to be sentenced,
and that sentence could range anywhere from probation to several
years in prison.
Each of the 34 Class E felonies that Trump has
been convicted of carry a maximum sentence of four years.
Although New York law caps that sentencing at 20 years,
legal experts say Trump is unlikely to be sentenced to
anywhere near.
That kind of prison time sentencing has been set for
July 11th,
just four days before the Republican National Convention will take
place in Milwaukee,
where Trump is expected to accept the Republican presidential nomination.
As a former president, Donald Trump is entitled to Secret
Service for the rest of his life,
wherever he is, even if where he is is prison.
A jury convicted the former president on 34 felony counts
of falsifying business records in order to commit or conceal
another crime.
This means Trump has been found guilty of unlawfully interfering
with the 2016 election.
Hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels,
who said she had an affair with Trump in 2006.