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President Trump's appeal of his New York felony convictions, potentially to the U.S. Supreme Court, based on claims of presidential immunity.
No — as of the available reporting, New York Attorney General Letitia James has prepared to pursue seizure of Donald Trump’s assets if he fails to post a massive appeal bond, but there is no verified ...
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 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-...
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...
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...
Special Counsel Jack Smith’s classified‑documents indictment against Donald Trump originally charged the former president with 37 felony counts that prosecutors said included willful retention of nati...