Judge grants Trump ‘unconditional release’ in order to honor his presidency

In his historic hush money case, President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced to an unconditional discharge on Friday.

This means that he will not be imprisoned, fined, or placed on probation, but it solidifies his position as a convicted criminal ten days before he takes the oath of office for his second term.

He was attacked by New York prosecutors for launching a “direct attack on the rule of law” and attempting to “undermine.

Its legitimacy” by disparaging the judge and other case participants during a short virtual session. In addition to vowing to appeal,

Trump’s defense team argued the case should never have been filed and described it as a “sad day for this country.” The unconditional release, according to Judge Juan Merchan,

 

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