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Available reporting shows President Trump has not yet prevailed in overturning his 34-count New York felony conviction; his legal team has filed appeals and won procedural victories that could lead to...
President Trump’s 34-count New York conviction for falsifying business records was affirmed at trial and he has filed multiple appeals and efforts to move or reopen the case; appeals courts have grant...
Courts and appeals have produced a mix of conviction, limited enforcement, disqualifications and ongoing litigation: a Manhattan jury convicted Donald Trump of 34 felony counts of falsifying business ...
No — the 34 felony convictions against Donald Trump have not been “upheld on appeal” according to the material in the provided sources; they are actively being appealed in both New York state and fede...
The available reporting and legal texts do not state a specific ongoing appellate disposition for any single “New York falsifying business records” conviction; instead, public sources summarize the st...
If an intermediate appeal in Donald Trump’s New York felony case is denied, defense lawyers have a bundle of doctrinal and procedural options — continuing appeals within the state system, pushing nove...
The trial record assembled by Manhattan prosecutors presented voluminous documentary and testimonial proof — invoices, checks, bank statements, audio recordings, phone logs, text messages and testimon...
The New York appeal leans chiefly on three aspects of the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2024 presidential-immunity decision: the holding that a president has absolute immunity for criminal prosecution for offi...
Appellate courts in New York have generally sustained convictions that rest on a theory that a defendant intended to commit or conceal an unspecified “other crime,” holding that the People need not pr...