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Trump 'respects' Supreme Court ruling on hush money case
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January 10, 2025
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1:13Now PlayingPresident-elect Donald Trump is set to receive a no-penalty sentence in his Manhattan hush-money case Friday — allowing him to finally appeal the criminal conviction he claims stemmed from a political “witch hunt.”
The 78-year-old will appear via a video feed at the 9:30 a.m. hearing in Manhattan Supreme Court, where Justice Juan Merchan says he’ll give him the most lenient possible sentence, an “unconditional discharge” — meaning no jail time, fine or probation.
After opting not to testify during the drama-filled trial, Trump will have the chance to address the court before the judge sentences him on his conviction of 34 counts of falsifying business records.
The sentencing — happening just 10 days before he’s sworn into a second term — will cement Trump’s status as the first-ever convicted felon to serve as president.
It will also let Trump appeal the verdict.
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