If the jury convicts, Trump’s future will be in Judge Merchan’s hands

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If the Jury Convicts, Trump's Future Will Be in Judge Merchan's Hands By Philip Elliott Washington Correspondent, TIME Editor's note: Phil will be back in your inbox later this week. In the meantime, we're highlighting recent reporting from TIME's Washington bureau. Donald Trump's first criminal trial is now being deliberated by a jury. If they choose to convict him, nearly everything about what happens next would be up to Judge Juan Merchan. That’s a lot of power vested in one person. Here’s a look at the decisions that Merchan would face involving Trump’s future after a conviction. Read the Story » Share This Story

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