Was Donald Trump's New York criminal case legally sound, or was it politically motivated?
The 34 felony convictions against Donald Trump remain highly controversial due to the novel legal strategies employed by New York prosecutors. By upgrading a past-deadline misdemeanor into multiple felony counts using a single transaction split by accounting software, and allowing a non-unanimous theory on the underlying crime, the case has sparked intense debate over selective prosecution and due process.
This breakdown examines the 34 felony convictions, the Stormy Daniels payment, Michael Cohen's role, the alleged underlying crime, the statute of limitations, jury instructions, and comparisons to Hillary Clinton's FEC violations.
Watch the full analysis of one of the most controversial legal cases in modern American politics.
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