Convictions, guilty pleas, pardons, and related criminal-case outcomes from the archive.
Criminal cases, civil findings and ethics records.
Start with documented records, not broad claims. This hub groups the Ledger's existing Trump-network files by legal status, money and conflict themes, and the evidence limits readers need before sharing.
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Files where Donald Trump is a named subject, separated from files about associates or companies.
Foreign money, public spending, gifts, contracting, disclosure, and access allegations.
Dismissals, acquittals, denials, name-match cautions, and records that do not establish wrongdoing.
Criminal case records
Use this section when a reader asks what is actually in a court record: convictions, pleas, pardons, sentences, and current disposition notes stay visible.
34 Guilty Verdicts. No Jail, Fine or Probation. Trump’s New York Sentence.
A New York jury convicted Trump of falsifying business records; he received no prison term, fine, or probation.
Pardoned Federally. Guilty in New York. Bannon’s Border-Wall Fraud Case.
Bannon pleaded guilty in New York to a scheme to defraud donors to the We Build the Wall campaign.
Bannon Served the Time. Then DOJ Asked to Dismiss the Case.
Bannon’s federal contempt case is separate from the border-wall fundraising case.
Tax Fraud, Then Perjury: The Two Pleas of Trump’s Former CFO
Weisselberg’s tax case and later perjury case arose from different conduct.
Witness Retaliation, Financial Crimes—and a Pardon for Charles Kushner
His criminal history predates Trump’s presidency; Trump later granted him clemency.
Convictions, a Conspiracy Plea, a Pardon: The Manafort Record
Trump’s former campaign chairman was convicted of financial crimes and entered a separate conspiracy plea.
A Conviction, a Commutation, a Pardon: Roger Stone’s Legal Record
Stone was convicted of obstructing Congress, witness tampering, and lying to Congress.
Rick Gates Pleaded Guilty. His Cooperation Helped Shape the Sentence.
The former deputy campaign chairman received a short jail sentence after extensive cooperation.
Cohen Wants a Pardon. Trump Said He Would Consider It.
The archive includes former allies who later opposed Trump.
Navarro Challenged His Contempt Convictions. The Appeals Court Upheld Them.
The case concerned refusing a congressional subpoena for documents and testimony.
A Lie to the FBI, a Guilty Plea, a Pardon: The Papadopoulos Case
The former campaign adviser’s case involved statements to investigators.
Chris Collins: An Insider-Trading Plea, Then a Trump Pardon
Collins’s case involved a criminal plea, not just scrutiny of a well-timed trade.
Campaign Cash, Personal Spending: Duncan Hunter’s Guilty Plea and Pardon
Hunter admitted misusing campaign money for personal spending.
Elliott Broidy Admitted Illegal Foreign Lobbying. Trump Pardoned Him.
A Republican fundraiser’s admitted lobbying offense is distinct from questions about later business contracts.
Donald Trump named directly
These files name Donald Trump as a subject or central actor. The case labels distinguish criminal convictions, civil findings, allegations, appeals, and closed proceedings.
34 Guilty Verdicts. No Jail, Fine or Probation. Trump’s New York Sentence.
A New York jury convicted Trump of falsifying business records; he received no prison term, fine, or probation.
The Fraud Finding Stood. Trump’s Monetary Penalty Was Thrown Out.
The New York civil business-fraud case produced a liability ruling, followed by a major appellate change to the financial penalty.
A $2 Million Order Against Trump: Inside the Charity Misuse Case
A New York judge ordered Trump to pay damages over misuse of his charitable foundation.
Two Civil Awards Against Trump: The Carroll Verdicts and Appeals
Carroll obtained separate civil awards involving sexual abuse and defamation; the appellate record matters too.
Four Aides. $155,000 in Trump Gifts. An Ethics Complaint.
Campaign Legal Center asked federal ethics officials to examine disclosed holiday gifts.
A $1.776 Billion Fund—Announced, Then Scrapped. The Litigation Continued.
Critics described DOJ’s Anti-Weaponization Fund as a “slush fund.” Its cancellation and subsequent court proceedings are part of the record.
Georgia’s Racketeering Case Against Trump Ended in Dismissal
The 2023 racketeering indictment alleged an effort to overturn Georgia’s 2020 election result. The remaining prosecution was dropped in 2025.
The Government Asked to Unblock Its Mail-Ballot Rule. The Court Said No.
A constitutional challenge to federal election rules remains pending.
Money, ethics and conflicts
This section is for the follow-the-money angle: investments, gifts, contracts, reported trades, public spending, and conflict-of-interest questions.
$2 Billion in Saudi Backing: The Kushner Fund Fees Under Senate Scrutiny
A Senate letter questioned whether foreign investment in Affinity Partners could buy influence with the Trump family.
$50,000 Alleged. No Charges Filed. Inside the Closed Homan Probe.
Reuters reported an undercover cash payment; federal officials said their review found no credible evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
Three Aides Sold Trump Media Stock Around the Tariff Announcement. What the Filings Show.
Disclosed sales raised timing questions. The available reporting also describes ethics compliance and a divestment agreement.
Four Aides. $155,000 in Trump Gifts. An Ethics Complaint.
Campaign Legal Center asked federal ethics officials to examine disclosed holiday gifts.
A $1.776 Billion Fund—Announced, Then Scrapped. The Litigation Continued.
Critics described DOJ’s Anti-Weaponization Fund as a “slush fund.” Its cancellation and subsequent court proceedings are part of the record.
Ireland visit mixes official meetings, a family-business venue and attributed legal-policy allegations.
AP and Reuters report objections to the visit and scrutiny of its official and family-business elements.
$220 Million in DHS Ads: Lawmakers Question the Contracts; Noem Defends Them
Lawmakers questioned a $220 million advertising campaign featuring Noem.
An $80,000 Payment Raises Disclosure Questions. Noem’s Lawyer Says She Complied.
Reporting questioned whether outside income appeared in Noem’s federal disclosures.
Evidence limits and non-findings
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Epstein’s federal prosecution ended after his death—not an acquittal.
A former social associate is included with the nature and limits of that connection clearly stated.
House Findings. No Federal Charges. The Two Tracks of the Gaetz Case.
The House Ethics Committee issued findings that were separate from the federal criminal investigation.
Hegseth’s Reported $50,000 Settlement: A Denied Allegation, No Criminal Charges
This settlement must not be confused with the separate Homan cash-payment allegation.
Not Guilty on Every Count: The Tom Barrack Foreign-Agent Trial
The complete record includes acquittals, even when the original allegations drew extensive coverage.
Georgia’s Racketeering Case Against Trump Ended in Dismissal
The 2023 racketeering indictment alleged an effort to overturn Georgia’s 2020 election result. The remaining prosecution was dropped in 2025.
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Business-records criminal case
34 guilty verdicts, unconditional discharge, and appeal status in one source trail. https://innercircleledger.com/cases/trump-business-records/?utm_source=x&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=accountability_hub&utm_content=trump_records #Trump #Courts #Records #Ethics #Law #News #InnerCircleLedger
Trump valuation case
Civil fraud finding, appeal posture, and penalty context kept together. https://innercircleledger.com/cases/trump-civil-valuations/?utm_source=x&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=accountability_hub&utm_content=civil_finding #Trump #Courts #Records #Ethics #Law #News #InnerCircleLedger
Aides and ethics complaint
Four disclosed cash gifts, the watchdog complaint, and the White House response in one file. https://innercircleledger.com/cases/trump-aide-cash-gifts/?utm_source=x&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=accountability_hub&utm_content=cash_gifts #Trump #Courts #Records #Ethics #Law #News #InnerCircleLedger
Wall-fundraising plea
Federal pardon history plus the later state fraud plea, with sources attached. https://innercircleledger.com/cases/bannon-wall-fraud/?utm_source=x&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=accountability_hub&utm_content=bannon_record #Trump #Courts #Records #Ethics #Law #News #InnerCircleLedger
Affinity foreign-funding scrutiny
Follow the Saudi-backed Affinity questions without turning an inquiry into a verdict. https://innercircleledger.com/cases/kushner-affinity/?utm_source=x&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=accountability_hub&utm_content=kushner_money #Trump #Courts #Records #Ethics #Law #News #InnerCircleLedger
Epstein-file caveats
Name matches and source indexes need context before they travel as claims. https://innercircleledger.com/answers/does-a-name-in-epstein-files-prove-wrongdoing/?utm_source=x&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=accountability_hub&utm_content=evidence_limits #Trump #Courts #Records #Ethics #Law #News #InnerCircleLedger
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