Trump's Hush Money Conviction: Implications and Consequences

President-elect Trump's hush money conviction results in a criminal record with implications for voting rights, firearm possession, and business opportunities.

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President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced to an unconditional discharge after a hush money conviction, affecting his voting and firearm rights. He retains the right to hold federal office and travel internationally but may face restrictions in certain business sectors. The possibility of a state pardon appears unlikely as Trump maintains his innocence and claims political motivation behind the charges.

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