New York judge expected to issue crucial presidential immunity ruling in Trump "hush money" case

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Trump, amid his first term as president, fought the investigation as it expanded into a wide-ranging probe of his finances.
49% : Trump, sullen but defiant, walked out of the courtroom and in front of cameras just steps away immediately returned to his campaign for the presidency.
43% : Trump was the first former president ever to be convicted of crimes.
43% : On March 31, 2023, a grand jury made Trump the first ever former, and future, president indicted for crimes.
34% : The jury ultimately concluded that Trump committed 34 felonies in signing off on a scheme to cover-up reimbursements to Michael Cohen, his former attorney and fixer.
25% : Trump insists he is not guilty of falsifying business records -- the charge he was convicted on -- and has vehemently denied Daniels' story.
11% : The judge who presided over President-elect Donald Trump's criminal trial, Juan Merchan, is expected to issue a ruling Tuesday that could either turn the case on its head or put Trump on a collision course with sentencing.

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