Researchers asked more than 500 political scientists what they think of the strength of the legal challenges Trump is facing. Here are their answers.
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Looking at the two criminal cases Trump has been charged in so far, 57 percent of experts felt the former president is more likely to be convicted in the classified documents case, while only 10 percent believed Bragg’s hush money case would more likely lead to a conviction. About 33 percent of experts said the probability of a conviction was about equally likely in both cases.
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