Now that former President and Republican nominee Donald Trump has been found guilty – unanimously – by a popular jury in the case. Stormy Danielsin which he was tried for falsifying accounting records to cover up the payment of a bribe to an actress for election purposes, a verdict according to whichThe case is in the hands of Judge Juan Merchan. who will have to sentence the favorite of the presidential campaign next November. He plans to publish it on July 11.

On this day Trump became first president of the American Union to be convicted in a criminal case. Reporters present at the hearing said the Republican remained “petrified in the dock after the verdict.” His face made it clear that at the pinnacle of American politics there had been a major earthquake—at least an unprecedented one.

The 34 charges (Class E, which is New York State’s lightest felony) Trump is charged with are punishable by up to four years in prison each – but Merchan’s final sentence does not require the former president to be sentenced to prison . could live in the White House again if polls show him to be the winner of what is being called the “weirdest” election in this country’s history.

Yesterday in the newspaper New York TimesKate Christobek commented on the possible flight plan that the case could follow Stormy Daniels.

Imprisonment, Kristobek explained, is not a fact. “Merchan can choose a suspended sentence without imprisonment.. Trump will have to appear periodically before the Ministry of Freedom New York Conditional. He could also be jailed if he commits additional crimes.”

“Very likely,” the co-author adds. Time– for Judge Merchan to sentence Trump a few weeks after the conviction. But: “there is a possibility that any sanctions will be postponed.”

Trump, who is the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, will undoubtedly appeal any verdict, Christobeck said. It’s a lengthy process that could take months or more and likely won’t be resolved until Election Day.

In this case, he will likely remain free until the appeal is resolved.

trump He has repeatedly denied his relationship with Stormy Daniels.but the prosecution also repeatedly argued to him that the evidence presented by both sides “sounded true.”

Meanwhile, the former president has used the trial to continue his campaign for the presidential election in which he will face Joe Biden, who polls show no higher than 39% voting intentions on November 5th.