"Trump's Conviction Sparks National Debate and Historical Repercussions"
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Donald Trump plans to appeal his conviction on 34 counts of falsifying records related to a sex scandal, but legal experts suggest he has limited avenues for overturning the decision. The case could take years to resolve, likely leaving Trump a felon during the 2024 election. His supporters are calling for U.S. Supreme Court intervention, though this is deemed unlikely.
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