Back of the envelope math

[angrychair]

Each of the 34 counts is a class E felony, each with a penalty of 1-5 years.

So 34 counts, at 1-5 yrs each, is 34 to 170 years of prison time.

I'm ok with that.

[Tommy Carcetti]

1. Of course, usually they will run concurrently on conviction.

Unless the Court really gets pissed off, and they run consecutively.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

2. It's kind of thing that lends itself to concurrency, but concurrency at high end of that range. . nt

[Bernardo de La Paz]

3. Aggravating circumstance: many of the counts were committed while president. . . nt

[Redleg]

4. Hell, I'd be happy with even 1 year

as long as there would be photographs of him behind bars.

[republianmushroom]

5. Don't think he will see a prison cell.

26 months and counting

[Chainfire]

6. Boy! In 170 years he would be really old!

No jail, no trial before the election,he will be back on the campaign trail in a few hours, essentially not much changes.

[Fiendish Thingy]

7. NY Sentencing guidelines for first time non-violent offender: probation

Even if he were sentenced to jail, he would serve all sentences concurrently, not consecutively.