Donald Trump convicted in hush money case, will he be able to take oath as President on January 20?:Donald Trump convicted in hush money case, will he be able to take oath as President on January 20?

Hush Money Case. A relief news has come for America's newly elected President Donald Trump. Trump has been sentenced to 'unconditional release' in the Hush Money case related to porn star Stormy Daniels. Trump is the first President of the country

Donald Trump has been sentenced without penalty on all 34 counts. A sentence without penalty means that the incoming president will avoid prison time, probation, or any other penalty.

This means that Trump will not face any fine, probation or jail sentence. Trump attended the hearing via video conferencing. Trump called the case a political conspiracy.

What did Trump say during the hearing?

"It was a terrible experience. I think it's a blow to New York and the New York court system," Trump said during the court hearing.

Trump also referred to his victory in the presidential elections, saying, "The voters were watching this lawsuit, so they understood. This case was brought to prevent me from winning re-election. But I won the election by millions of votes and also won all 7 swing states."

A few days ago, Judge Juan Marchan, who was hearing the case, had already said that he would not sentence Trump to jail, but would also not end the case without sentencing him. Let us tell you that Trump is going to take oath as President on January 20.