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Given that Trump will never accept responsibility and given the horrible charges, he'd likely get closer to 20 years.
Even that would be a death sentence for him. To go from being used to luxury for 77 years to federal prison (even minimum security) would be a massive shock. And given his poor diet, I don't he'd live to be released when he's 97.
Of course, the other way Trump differs from any normal person who committed these offenses is that the normal person would be awaiting their trial from behind bars instead of posting on social media and holding rallies.
Meh. (1) trump will have a very special incarceration, probably some form of isolation so that he is protected. (2) I think there will probably be secret service protection (could you imagine that assignment!). (3) he signed the First Step Act, which actually reduced federal incarceration by quite a bit
Apparently he would keep the secret service protection, although this is uncharted waters for sure. Opening Arguments podcast OA758: Re-Indicted And It Feels So Good! seems to agree.
How shitty would it be to go from secret service to prison guard?
Luxury? I think by now we've all seen his bathroom.
Put a chandelier in his cell and two scoops in his bowl and the dotard would probably think he is in charge of the joint. He'll be fine
Meh, probably not. Most non-violent offenders, even in the federal system, are released on bail (or a similar form of supervised release) prior to trial. No chance of reoffending since he'd not have access to new classified info. No real flight risk ((1) because he's too much of a narcissist, (2) because he's easily tracked).