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Campaigning for president of the United States is a full-time job. There are speeches to deliver, debates to prepare for, and babies to kiss. But imagine if you were trying to do that while defending yourself against four criminal cases. Donald Trump, the leading candidate to become the Republican nominee for president in the 2024 election, faces charges in New York, Florida, Washington, D.C., and Georgia. Many of the court dates conflict with campaign events. Here’s a handy infographic to help you keep track, and, since the court dates are likely to change, we’ll keep this updated throughout the year.

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