"Trump Faces Uncertain Future After Conviction: Possible Delays and Severe Sentencing"
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Former President Donald Trump was found guilty on all charges in his New York "hush money" trial, with each of the 34 felony charges carrying up to a four-year prison sentence. The judge will determine Trump's sentence on July 11, which could range from probation to home detention or up to four years in prison. Trump's conviction does not prevent him from continuing his presidential campaign, even if he is imprisoned. The Secret Service will maintain its protective measures regardless of the outcome.
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- What happens next with Trump guilty in hush money trial? The Washington Post
- Experts: Trump may delay sentencing for "months" if convicted — and "throw in everything" on appeal Salon
- If Trump is found guilty, his punishment may need to be medieval San Francisco Chronicle
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