Donald Trump has been indicted on charges related to election subversion this time in the state of Georgia a stunning fourth time this year that the former president has faced criminal charges . Legal experts have pointed to the th Amendment as a way to keep Trump from holding office if he is convicted . The Constitution has very few requirements to serve as President such as being at least years of age . It does not bar anyone indicted or convicted or even serving jail time from running as president and winning the presidency . Trump could potentially direct his attorney general to shut down the federal prosecutions but that presidential power does not extend to the federal system where the states are independent and Fani Willis is an elected official so he would have no control over her Georgia State law professor Clark D. Cunningham told Trump and his supporters in Georgia may have some longshot options . The Supreme Court may have to decide in the long-shot impeachment proceedings against Willis in the states . But he is unlikely to gather the twothirds vote to remove Willis from her position to remove her from the state legislative chambers in the House and Senate . The new law would have the power to investigate and remove her . But I think you could almost guarantee it would almost guarantee that it would be political theater for the purposes of the process of political theater . And I think it is unlikely that they wont be able to start that process of impeachment. And I don’t believe they will start that . But they won’t have any long-windwindwindings. And you could also take a long-term impeachment proceedings. But they are unlikely to take the long and long-hauling. And it is likely that they don’ve got a long andlong-windings for the short-winding
Could Donald Trump serve as president if convicted? If convicted, he would be able to
