Prosecutor on a Trump prison sentence if convicted - Brian Tyler Cohen

[TexasTowelie]

The Legal Breakdown episode 295: @GlennKirschner2 discusses the prospect of a prison sentence if Trump is convicted.

[ihaveaquestion]

1. I don't believe Trump will go to prison if found guilty in the NY fraud trial case.

I'm not a lawyer, but I'm guessing the judge has wide discretion on sentencing and will opt for something short of incarceration... not even house arrest.

[Martin68]

3. House arrest would put a real dent in Trump's campaigning...

Not to mention the humiliation of wearing an ankle monitor. Even within the luxurious confines of Mara al Lago he would chafe at any restriction on his ability to leave his residence a will. He wouldn't be able to play (cheat at) golf!

[Martin68]

2. The analysis makes sense to me. He displayed leniency for the crime of contempt, but could take a very different view

if Trump is convicted of the actual crime for which he is being tried. I certainly hope so. I also hope there are no ringers on the jury.

[DENVERPOPS]

4. I would be skeptical that any judge or jury

would want be THE one(s) that sent Trump to Jail/Prison/ETC......It would be "The Shot Heard Round The World" for a second time in U.S. History.......

Given the willful and wanton propensity the Trumphumpers have towards corrupt/criminal actions, either individually or collectively, it most likely would set them off once again, big time......(J6th, The Pizza Parlor, Pelosi's husband, etc etc)

Per Trump: Stand back, and Standby................