About this episode
Today history is being made, as the first criminal trial of a former president for multiple felony allegations begins in New York.
But none of the pundits seem to be talking about what happens if Trump loses at trial.
Therefore, helping us get set for sentencing is a superb New York criminal defense attorney, Richard Willstatter, to break it all down.
IN THIS EPISODE:
- Possible sentencing ranges if convicted;
- Whether, if convicted, he could be taken into custody upon conviction or sentencing;
- Whether the judge can consider "other conduct" of Trump at sentencing if convicted;
- Where Trump might serve a sentence if convicted;
- How quickly might sentencing occur should he be convicted;
- Whether Trump could delay his sentencing if convicted.
LINKS:
Trump Indictment & Trump Statement of Facts:
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/04/04/read-the-trump-indictment-document-00087925
Richard Willstatter:
http://greenandwillstatter.com/
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