Former US President Donald Trump is currently embroiled in multiple legal challenges in different states. These include trials in Washington, D.C., Florida, New York, and Georgia, which encompass allegations ranging from falsifying business records to election interference.

In New York, a trial set to commence on April 15, 2024, centers around accusations that Trump was involved in a ‘catch and kill’ scheme to silence adult film actress Stormy Daniels with hush money payments. This is part of a broader claim that he falsified business records to conceal these payments. In Washington, D.C., Trump faces charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. In Georgia, he and 18 associates are accused of conspiring to subvert the state’s election outcomes. Additionally, Trump faces charges in Florida for allegedly retaining classified national security information after his presidency.

Trump has pleaded not guilty to all charges and maintains his innocence, asserting that his actions were lawful.

Simultaneously, the Democratic National Committee has reportedly paid over $1.5 million in legal fees for President Joe Biden during an investigation into his handling of classified information post-office, without any charges being filed against him. In contrast, Trump’s legal expenditures since leaving office have reportedly exceeded $100 million, covered significantly through donations.

These legal proceedings have captured significant public and media attention, with broad implications for Trump’s political future and legacy. The developments in Trump’s trials, particularly the one involving Stormy Daniels which is set to begin soon in Manhattan, are being closely followed. This trial alone is expected to last about six weeks, featuring key testimony from Daniels and Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen.