Before he reclaimed the White House, President Donald Trump seemingly spent as much time in courtrooms as he did on the campaign trail as prosecutors and Democrat-aligned attorneys raced to get their cases against him over the finish line before the election. Now, several of those cases remain in legal limbo months into his presidency.
Trump declared a “total victory” last week after an appeals court tossed out a roughly half-billion-dollar fine he faced in his New York civil fraud trial. And the sweeping set of criminal charges and civil judgments that once threatened his fortune and freedom are crumbling in appellate courts — a trajectory some experts say could lead to total exoneration.
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