Trump's Terms

Retired federal judge Shira Scheindlin criticizes Judge Aileen Cannon's handling of the classified documents case involving Trump. Discussion on delays in rulings, bias towards defense, and tactics to delay trial. Analysis of Trump's confrontational behavior with justice system and challenges faced by judiciary. Concerns about Judge Cannon's decisions and ties to Federalist Society. Overall, a fascinating discussion on legal intricacies and judicial processes.

NPR senior political editor Domenico Montanaro discusses Republican response to Trump's conviction. Topics include calls for revenge, false claims of rigging, and Trump fundraising. Republicans stand by Trump post-conviction, with concerns over potential targeting of Democrats. Contrasts in statements under oath vs media/campaign trail highlighted. Episode explores implications of Trump's conviction and future legal battles.

NPR's Senior Political Editor and Correspondent, Domenico Montanaro, and Justice Correspondent, Carrie Johnson, discuss Trump's 34 felony convictions, possible sentencing, impact on the presidential race, and the importance of the rule of law. They delve into Trump's potential appeal, sentencing outcomes, and how his conviction plays out in the campaign.

Former President Donald Trump is found guilty on 34 felony counts, a first in U.S. history. The podcast explores his deceptive business records and hush money payments. The discussion includes implications for elections, Trump's upcoming trials, courtroom reactions to the verdict, and the historical significance of the guilty verdict.

Fordham law professor Adam Shlahet discusses the prosecution and defense's tactics in Trump's trial, the impact of closing arguments on the jury's decision, and the potential verdict timeline.

Legal expert Harry Litman discusses the possible outcomes in Trump's hush money trial - guilty, not guilty, or a hung jury. They break down the closing arguments, jury instructions, and potential verdicts. Follow for new episodes each Saturday.

NPR correspondent Greg Allen discusses the Florida classified documents case against Trump, and Georgia's election interference case with prosecutor Fani Willis and Judge Scott McAfee. Topics include legal strategies, election outcomes, and trial delays.

NPR's Andrea Bernstein discusses the conclusion of testimony in Trump's trial and the absence of Trump's testimony. They delve into the defense's witnesses, legal maneuverings, and what comes next in the case.

NPR's Andrea Bernstein discusses Michael Cohen's testimony in the hush money trial involving Trump. Topics include Cohen's impactful testimony, discrediting attempts by the defense, evidence supporting Cohen's claims, and the prosecution resting its case. The next steps in the trial are explored.

NPR political reporter Ximena Bustillo and Boston University law professor Jed Shugerman discuss Michael Cohen's testimony, alleged schemes, and Trump's involvement in cover-ups. Topics include credibility issues, what prosecution needs to prove, and upcoming closings. Listen for insights on the trial's twists and turns.