Indictment or even conviction will not be an obstacle to former US President Donald Trump’s candidacy for the US presidential elections in 2024, or becoming President of the United States of America.
What is the obstacle in case of conviction? according to " Al Jazeera"There are no restrictions in the US Constitution that prevent people from becoming president if they are impeached, but if Trump becomes convicted in a formal court ruling, he may face restrictions on his ability to vote for himself only.
Trump appears before the court in Manhattan, before a criminal court in New York on 34 counts, while he pleaded not guilty, according to the Qatar News Agency.
US President Donald Trump is the first former president in US history to be criminally charged.
The case may go beyond the date of the election itself, and criminal cases such as the one in which Trump is being tried in Manhattan usually take more than a year to reach trial, so it is likely that Trump’s trial will continue for a period of time, perhaps until the 2024 election season or even after the elections are held in November of the same year. according to "Al Jazeera".
One offense prevents Trump from running According to American media, there is one offense that may prevent Trump from running, which is stipulated in the Fourteenth Amendment to the US Constitution, as it prevents anyone who participated in rebellion or disobedience from holding high public office, including, of course, the position The highest in the country (USA President).
And she says "Al Jazeera"The Manhattan charges will not prevent Georgia attorneys general or the Justice Department from filing other charges against Trump in separate investigations into his request for voter fraud in Georgia, his alleged role in the Jan. 6, 2021 attacks on the Capitol, or his handling of documents. confidentiality.
If convicted, what punishment awaits Trump? Trump faces a list of charges that may eventually result in the jury deeming him guilty, and at that time he may face criminal penalties that may include paying financial fines, sentencing him to spend time in prison, doing community services, or attending correctional training programs to learn not to violate the law in the future.
Prosecutors conclude they can prove a criminal case against Trump over his role in paying a woman $130,000 to prevent her from publishing an allegation against him, and accuse Trump and his company of concealing the purpose of the payments by falsely classifying them as legal expenses.
Under New York state law, it is a crime to conceal such payments in corporate records, but it is usually only a misdemeanor.
