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A Manhattan jury convicted Donald Trump in May 2024 on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records tied to a hush‑money payment; he was later given an unconditional discharge on January 10, 2025, ...
state criminal case against was presided over at trial by Justice , whose courtroom decisions shaped pretrial immunity fights, gag and contempt orders, and the timing of sentencing; parallel federal a...
The hush‑money conviction remains under active challenge on multiple fronts: an appeals panel recently revived Trump’s bid to move the case from state to federal court and ordered a lower court to re-...
A federal appeals panel on Nov. 6, 2025 revived part of President Trump’s bid to erase his May 2024, 34-count New York conviction by ordering a district judge to reconsider whether aspects of the case...
There is no evidence in the provided reporting that “12 judges” were arrested for colluding with cartels; the major contemporaneous stories detail the capture and U.S. indictment of Venezuelan Preside...
Donald Trump has appealed his 34‑count New York conviction to New York’s Appellate Division, First Department — a state intermediate appellate court — and separately pressed federal routes seeking tra...
U.S. courts have so far treated the evidentiary claims in the Maduro indictments as the beginning of a standard, document-driven federal prosecution rather than a finished proof — accepting the indict...
The reporting does not identify any judge who "authorized the Maduro capture"; available sources uniformly describe the operation as a U.S. executive-branch military and intelligence action ordered by...
Multiple appellate tribunals — state and federal — have already weighed in on Donald Trump’s post‑conviction and related litigation, producing mixed outcomes: federal appeals judges in the Second Circ...
A federal appeals panel has revived President Trump’s bid to have his New York “hush-money” conviction reviewed in federal court, saying a district judge must reconsider whether evidence tied to his o...
Coverage in the provided sources does not offer a complete, single list answering “which judges and court locations are handling each of President Trump’s ongoing cases and their next scheduled milest...
Appeals and post-trial motions can pause, reshape or potentially erase enforcement and sentencing outcomes in President Trump’s New York hush‑money conviction: his lawyers have asked New York’s interm...
Available sources show that as of late 2025 no judge has publicly “vacated” any of former President Donald Trump’s criminal convictions; instead, his legal teams have won or sought courtroom rulings t...
Federal and state appeals involving Donald Trump have moved in multiple forums: his criminal hush‑money conviction in Manhattan is being revisited on questions of presidential‑act immunity by a federa...