Trump's Legal Battles See Mixed Outcomes as Charges Dwindle

Former President Trump faces a reduced number of charges across multiple cases, with some legal victories and setbacks in state and federal courts.

In New York, Trump’s motion to stay his false business records case was denied, but sentencing was delayed until after the election.
The New York Court of Appeals upheld a gag order preventing Trump from attacking the trial judge's staff and family members.
Three charges from Trump’s Georgia RICO indictment were dismissed, but he still faces eight counts, including serious racketeering charges.
Federal judges have dismissed numerous charges against Trump, including those related to classified documents and obstruction in Florida.
Trump's legal team is preparing to take the New York hush-money case to the Supreme Court, potentially challenging the constitutionality of the prosecution.