Judge to Decide Whether Trump's Hush Money Conviction Can Stand

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20. Most of the legal pundits over the past year or so

have indicated that for the "hush money" case, these types of charges rarely result in a prison sentence - and particularly when they are a first time offense. Because the "fraud" was associated with "election interference", that "extra" was what transformed what would have been misdemeanor charges, into felony ones (i.e., checks written with the fraudulent intent to quash bad info ahead of an election, so "in furtherance of another crime" ).

Regarding the GA case, I don't know how a state would want to selectively give up "states rights" because if that is the case, then what is the point of state laws?

The federal cases will be going bye bye when the new AG decides to completely drop them.