Trump to Undergo Virtual Probation Interview Before Sentencing

The interview is a mandatory step before the July 11 sentencing for his conviction on 34 felony counts related to a hush money scheme.

Trump will participate in the interview from Mar-a-Lago with his attorney present.
The interview will be conducted via video conference, an unusual but necessary arrangement.
Judge Juan Merchan allowed Trump's lawyer to be present during the interview.
The probation report will inform the judge's decision on potential sentences, ranging from probation to prison time.
Legal experts suggest Trump is unlikely to face imprisonment due to various factors, including his age and lack of prior criminal record.