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Staff, mark meadows, and his postelection attorney, Rudy Giuliani. They are accused of engaging in a conspiracy to commit crimes intended to reverse trumps loss in georgia in 2020. The 98page indictment lists 13 State Charges against trump himself including racketeering as well as false statements. Prosecutors claim trump and his codefendants, quote, refused to accept that trump lost and knowingly and willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome of the election. District attorney fani willis wants the trial to start within six months. And unlike in Federal Court that trial co...

President is not likely to face any prison time here. he doesn't have a criminal history. non-violent offender. probably not going to jail. may get probation in this one. >> that's the new york case which was the first one to be charged. let's go to the class fooild documents case regarding the mishandling of classified information, all those pictures you saw of documents held in bathrooms and conference rooms and so on there. 40 charges. tell us the seriousness of these. >> yeah, the most serious single charge in the case carries a 20-year maximum sentence, jim. now, look, you can sometimes r...

The mind to think about the number of things that could happen between now and a trump presidency with these cases, a lot of things could happen in court in a very short amount of time. but assuming that trump were to become president, say, and were to get rid of the federal case or tell the justice department he wants to dismiss them or pardon himself if he's already convicted, then you have the state case in georgia. say, they were going to go to trial, maybe they don't have the trial by then or maybe they are trying to do things once he's in the presidency. actually, there has been situatio...

That's the classified documents indictment in florida. cnn senior crime and justice correspondent katelyn polantz is here. katelyn, great to see you. you have all of these parallel timelines now all starting to come together and coalesce. how does it get sorted out? what takes precedence? >> well, first of all, they can't all happen at the same time. trump's a criminal defendant. very likely he would be expected to sit there in person in the court where he's being tried in front of a jury. so they are going to have to work things out. but what happens with a precedent is that whenever there is...

And so the judges will set time on the calendar. and once it's entered it's entered and it's going to be up to the parties to either tell them we have a problem, we need to move things, or the judges could ask. and so we might start seeing some of these things being worked out as soon as this month when judge chutkan, the judge over this federal case this year, she is having a hearing in the end of this month to basically try and set a trial date. the justice department wants it to be in december, january, but we'll see. >> and let us all remember that this is all happening concurrent with a 2...