What could happen to Trump's criminal cases now that he's projected to become president?

The transcript discusses the legal challenges facing former President Trump, including ongoing criminal cases and potential outcomes depending on the election results. Richard Painter provides insights into the legal implications and possible scenarios for Trump, highlighting the complexities of prosecuting a former or sitting president. The discussion covers the New York case, federal cases, and the role of independent prosecutors, emphasizing the balance between legal accountability and the respect for presidential office.

What is the likely outcome of the New York case when sentencing occurs?

How does the judicial system balance punishing someone for their crimes versus respecting the office they hold?

What would happen if Trump does not comply with probation terms?