Trump has few ways to overturn his conviction
US News: NEW YORK: "This is long from over," Donald Trump, the former president and current felon, declared Thursday, moments after a Manhattan jury convicted .
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US News: NEW YORK: "This is long from over," Donald Trump, the former president and current felon, declared Thursday, moments after a Manhattan jury convicted .
Donald Trump's lawyers are teeing up a path to appeal his conviction after the ex-president was found guilty in his historic hush money trial.
Several legal experts cast doubt on his chances of success in an appeal and noted that the case could take years to snake through the courts.
If no one will post a bond guaranteeing Donald Trump’s financial obligation, New York’s attorney general can start trying to seize his accounts and properties.
The former president contends he might need to sell some of his properties unless he gets relief.