How will Trump's trial proceed?...Planning 'Repeated Appeals and Dismissal of Special Prosecutors'

Attention is focusing on how the four criminal trials will proceed, including the conviction handed down to Trump following former U.S. President Donald Trump's presidential victory.

Former President Trump has been convicted and awaiting sentencing in New York state courts in the so-called "sexual scandal" case, and is on trial for leaking confidential documents and attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.

In the case of leakage of confidential documents and attempts to overturn the presidential election, former President Trump can dismiss the special prosecutor through the attorney general after taking office.

Earlier, in a podcast interview last month, former President Trump vowed to cut the special prosecutor in two seconds if he took office.CNN predicted that if the sentence is sentenced in the

'Sexual Clogging' case, former President Trump will repeatedly appeal and delay the ruling, arguing whether state courts can issue a sentence to the federal president.

The court may recognize the president's immunity and dismiss the case altogether, and the judge in charge will decide whether to dismiss it by the 12th.

The sex scandal gag case is a state court case, so if the sentence is confirmed, "self-pardon" is impossible even if former President Trump takes office, CNN added.