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The 2024 jury conviction of President Trump on falsifying business records.
As of January 2026, Donald Trump has been the subject of four major criminal prosecutions that originated in 2023 — a New York state case that resulted in a 2024 conviction later discharged, and three...
An array of state and federal appellate rulings, and a handful of trial-court dismissals later reviewed by higher courts, have erased or narrowed some legal threats to Donald Trump while leaving other...
Yes — President Trump can and has been appealing his New York felony convictions, and his legal team can seek review by the U.S. Supreme Court; whether the justices will take the case and reverse the ...
The prosecution persuaded a jury that acted with the requisite criminal intent by presenting a dense factual chain tying false corporate entries to an effort to conceal payments made to influence the ...
The principal grounds listed by defense teams in the appeal of Donald Trump’s New York falsifying‑business‑records conviction center on alleged jury‑instruction errors (particularly unanimity), claims...