What happens to Donald Trump's criminal cases after he becomes President? Can he pardon himself?
Wednesday, 6 November 2024 Former US President Donald Trump is facing multiple criminal charges, including federal and state cases. A potential second term could impact these cases, potentially halting or dismissing some due to legal complexities and potential presidential immunity. The possibility of a self-pardon, while legally ambiguous, adds another layer of complexity to the situation.
Donald Trump will be the first president to take office while multiple criminal cases against him remain unresolved.
His legal troubles could be significantly alleviated once in the White House, as he may be able to dismiss some of the charges as a sitting president.
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