Will Trump, the first US president to be convicted of a crime, now face prison time? All eyes will be on July 11th, sentencing day.

As the first former US president to be found guilty of a felony in the hush money case, former President Donald Trump has created history. For any sitting or former president of the United States, the ramifications of this guilty decision in New York are extraordinary. The repercussions and subsequent actions will be closely monitored. One week before the Republican National Convention, on July 11, Trump, the front-runner for the Republican nominee in 2024, is scheduled to get his punishment. Trump's legal team intends to "vigorously fight" the verdict with motions in the upcoming weeks, according to his attorney Todd Blanche, who spoke on CNN. After the sentence, they will file an appeal if these attempts are unsuccessful. It's improbable, though, that the appeals process will be finished in time for the November election.