From MSN:
Doug Spencer thinks that if Trump is convicted and then imprisoned, it could tell the country (Congress of course, since they have the power to to amend the U.S. Constitution) with a new section that a candidate for President of the United States must not have been previously incarcerated or convicted of a crime.
From CNN:
Next Tuesday, we will be in Step 8/12 of a criminal trial: "Closing arguments", followed by "Jury instruction or jury charge", "Jury deliberation", "Verdict", and "Sentencing (if guilty verdict). In that order.
Do you think the U. S. Constitution would be amended if Trump becomes convicted?