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Trump as a convict will be denied the following:
If he would testify and lie on the stand that would generate a jail term. If he appeals, the judge stays the sentence.”
If Trump is found guilty on all 34 felony counts, he could theoretically face a maximum of 136 years in prison.
Trump’s appeal of a conviction would likely postpone the imposition of a sentence into 2025.
A criminal verdict may crack Trump’s aura of magical legal invincibility intrinsic to his image as a strongman.
Trump, would be stripped of his right to vote.
After conviction in a New York court, his disenfranchisement would instantly apply under law in Florida,
where he is registered, having moved his residence there in September 2019.
In Florida, Trump would be considered “convicted” regardless of an appeal, according to the Florida court of
appeals in the 1988 case of Burkett v State.
As a felon, Trump could run only for federal office.
He would be disqualified to be a candidate for state office in every state but Maine and Vermont.
He could not enter a voting booth. He could not vote for himself, or anyone else, for any office.
If Trump is re-elected, he does not have the authority to pardon himself over a conviction in state court.
Now, Hankey has told Reuters that he has no idea of the source for the bond’s collateral.
“I don’t know if it came from Donald Trump or from Donald Trump and supporters,” he said. Then who?
Trump’s bond may be a flimsy cover for a house of cards. If the bond is rejected, and Trump does not file a new acceptable bond
the attorney general will immediately commence judgment enforcement. Trump brokerage accounts and bank accounts, and issue
writs of attachment seizing sums owed to Trump by third parties (his pension as president, for instance, rents owed under rental
agreements, sums owed in connection with the Saudi LIV golf tournament, etc).
Judgment enforcement actions against one or more Trump properties are also possible
Criminally convicted, Trump would lose more than his right to vote.
Even before the New York trial, his right to have a firearm had been prohibited for more than a year.
No person under felony indictment is permitted to receive a gun transported by interstate or foreign commerce.
Criminal Trump, like the indicted Trump, would continue to be forbidden from owning or purchasing a firearm in the state of New York.
“The judge could put him on probation. He wouldn’t necessarily have more of a certain set of conditions than he has now. His bail would be continued.
Criminal Trump’s passport, however, could theoretically be revoked under state department regulations. Per 22 CFR § 51.60,
As a convicted felon, he would be forbidden to depart the United States under penalty of a federal warrant of arrest, including a warrant issued under the federal Fugitive Felon Act.
As a felon who has not completed his sentence would exclude him from entry into most countries.
Among them, in a lengthy list, criminal Trump would not be permitted into Britain, Canada, Japan, Israel, China or any European Union country.
“Even with a valid USA passport, an American with a felony record will often be considered criminally inadmissible to Canada and may be at substantial risk of a border denial.”
The House Democrats have responded “To designate the Miami Federal Correctional Institution in Florida as the Donald J Trump Federal Correctional Institution.”
It is a low-security facility located 90 miles from Mar-a-Lago.
If he would testify and lie on the stand that would generate a jail term. If he appeals, the judge stays the sentence.”
If Trump is found guilty on all 34 felony counts, he could theoretically face a maximum of 136 years in prison.
Trump’s appeal of a conviction would likely postpone the imposition of a sentence into 2025.
A criminal verdict may crack Trump’s aura of magical legal invincibility intrinsic to his image as a strongman.
Trump, would be stripped of his right to vote.
After conviction in a New York court, his disenfranchisement would instantly apply under law in Florida,
where he is registered, having moved his residence there in September 2019.
In Florida, Trump would be considered “convicted” regardless of an appeal, according to the Florida court of
appeals in the 1988 case of Burkett v State.
As a felon, Trump could run only for federal office.
He would be disqualified to be a candidate for state office in every state but Maine and Vermont.
He could not enter a voting booth. He could not vote for himself, or anyone else, for any office.
If Trump is re-elected, he does not have the authority to pardon himself over a conviction in state court.
Now, Hankey has told Reuters that he has no idea of the source for the bond’s collateral.
“I don’t know if it came from Donald Trump or from Donald Trump and supporters,” he said. Then who?
Trump’s bond may be a flimsy cover for a house of cards. If the bond is rejected, and Trump does not file a new acceptable bond
the attorney general will immediately commence judgment enforcement. Trump brokerage accounts and bank accounts, and issue
writs of attachment seizing sums owed to Trump by third parties (his pension as president, for instance, rents owed under rental
agreements, sums owed in connection with the Saudi LIV golf tournament, etc).
Judgment enforcement actions against one or more Trump properties are also possible
Criminally convicted, Trump would lose more than his right to vote.
Even before the New York trial, his right to have a firearm had been prohibited for more than a year.
No person under felony indictment is permitted to receive a gun transported by interstate or foreign commerce.
Criminal Trump, like the indicted Trump, would continue to be forbidden from owning or purchasing a firearm in the state of New York.
“The judge could put him on probation. He wouldn’t necessarily have more of a certain set of conditions than he has now. His bail would be continued.
Criminal Trump’s passport, however, could theoretically be revoked under state department regulations. Per 22 CFR § 51.60,
As a convicted felon, he would be forbidden to depart the United States under penalty of a federal warrant of arrest, including a warrant issued under the federal Fugitive Felon Act.
As a felon who has not completed his sentence would exclude him from entry into most countries.
Among them, in a lengthy list, criminal Trump would not be permitted into Britain, Canada, Japan, Israel, China or any European Union country.
“Even with a valid USA passport, an American with a felony record will often be considered criminally inadmissible to Canada and may be at substantial risk of a border denial.”
The House Democrats have responded “To designate the Miami Federal Correctional Institution in Florida as the Donald J Trump Federal Correctional Institution.”
It is a low-security facility located 90 miles from Mar-a-Lago.
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