A SECOND OPINION: Trump Sentenced

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Trump plans to appeal the conviction as well as make 100 executive orders on his first day in office.
by Mary Foran
  • As the  California wildfires blaze, devastating the Los Angeles area, Trump was sentenced to “unconditional discharge”. That means that he will not get jail time, probation or fines for his 12-juror conviction on 34 felony counts of fraud.
  • As a convicted felon he cannot own a firearm and must submit to DNA testing. He may still vote but he may be restricted in entering some foreign countries.
  • State funeral for former President Jimmy Carter

    He still says he did nothing wrong in labeling payments made to lawyers as legal expenses, and he plans to appeal the conviction.

  • Trump attended the funeral of former US President Jimmy Carter, who died at the age of 100. Donald Trump was seen having a friendly conversation with former President Barak Obama.
  • Trump’s inauguration is on the 20th of January when he will be sworn in as 47th US President. He plans to make 100 executive orders his first day in office.

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Featured image (GUIDEPOST collage): Background/VBlock, Pixabay. Trump/Official White House Photo–Shealah Craighead, PD via Flickr
Jimmy Carter state funeral/Elvert Barnes, CC BY-SA2.0 via Flickr