What prison will trump go to?
Seems quite likely at this point, therefore a relevant discussion.
46-50, M
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Pretzel · 61-69, M
that IS an interesting question. with all his underlings copping please it seems more and more likely he'll get a conviction.
so he couldn't go in general population. He could end up at some of the Club Feds since he's only being charged for non-violent crimes at this point.
Can't imagine him going to a serious Federal Prison.
I wonder if they would put an ankle monitor on his and leave him at Miralago?
Of course if he IS found guilty you can plan on all manner of delayed appeals keeping him out of prison and perhaps dying of old age before he sets foot in prison - OR - they won't put him in prison for health reasons.
so he couldn't go in general population. He could end up at some of the Club Feds since he's only being charged for non-violent crimes at this point.
Can't imagine him going to a serious Federal Prison.
I wonder if they would put an ankle monitor on his and leave him at Miralago?
Of course if he IS found guilty you can plan on all manner of delayed appeals keeping him out of prison and perhaps dying of old age before he sets foot in prison - OR - they won't put him in prison for health reasons.
windinhishair · 61-69, M
@Pretzel It is doubtful that he will end up in any prison with other inmates due to security reasons. I can see two possible scenarios:
1. Home confinement at Mar-a-Lago or Bedminster or one of his other properties. This may be complicated following his conviction on business fraud and the judgments against him in the E. Jean Carroll case which are likely to result in the dissolving of his company and sale of many properties, so the choices may be limited.
2. Confinement in an area constructed within an existing federal facility which already has a secure border, like Jacksonville Naval Station or a similar facility. This would have quarters for his security detail, but they would be able to leave after their shift. He would not.
1. Home confinement at Mar-a-Lago or Bedminster or one of his other properties. This may be complicated following his conviction on business fraud and the judgments against him in the E. Jean Carroll case which are likely to result in the dissolving of his company and sale of many properties, so the choices may be limited.
2. Confinement in an area constructed within an existing federal facility which already has a secure border, like Jacksonville Naval Station or a similar facility. This would have quarters for his security detail, but they would be able to leave after their shift. He would not.
ElwoodBlues · M
@windinhishair Agreed, some distant corner of some military base would be best; room for Trump and his secret service detail.
windinhishair · 61-69, M
@ElwoodBlues We may very well find out by the end of 2024.