Some of the questions that still remain after Trump's trial

The transcript discusses the legal implications of Donald Trump's conviction on 34 counts, focusing on the jury's decision-making process, potential constitutional challenges, and the impact on his presidential candidacy. It explores the complexities of a convicted felon running for office, the role of probation, and the broader implications for the U.S. legal system.

What was the initial reaction to the speed of the jury's verdict?

How might a conviction affect Trump's ability to run for president?

What concerns were raised regarding Trump's access to national security documents?

What are the potential legal challenges if Trump is elected while facing state charges?

What implications does Trump's situation have for the constitutional system?

What role does a probation officer play in the sentencing process?

What questions might Trump face during the pre-sentencing investigation?