Among the ongoing criminal and civil cases, the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States has created an unprecedented legal situation. He became president at a time when he was convicted in a court of law.
Convicted in a New York court in a financial fraud case. He also faces multiple criminal charges under federal law. In this situation, the question has arisen in the minds of many, what will be the verdict against Trump as he was elected president. What will happen to the other cases?
According to the American media CNN, the re-election of the president is likely to have a significant impact on the legal actions against Trump.
During the 2016 election campaign, Trump bribed porn star Stormy Daniels to keep the affair secret. After this charge, he was found guilty in the court of Manhattan, New York. He is scheduled to be sentenced in that court on November 26.
But analysts believe Trump's lawyers will likely request a postponement of the sentencing date. In this case, they might argue, as an elected president, he should not be punished.
