THE TRUMP DOCKET: Charges, Pleas, Convictions, Pardons, and Acquittals Through 2026

Fifty people. One political orbit. One record too complex for a single headline.The Trump Docket traces the legal histories of Donald J. Trump and forty-nine people connected to his campaigns, businesses, administration, election challenges, and return to power. Built as an illustrated documentary reference, it uses concise case cards and timelines to distinguish allegations from charges, pleas from verdicts, acquittals from dismissals, pardons and commutations from findings of innocence, and past conduct from current legal status.Drawing on court filings, sentencing records, clemency warrants, official archives, and contemporary reporting, Marcus R. Whitaker follows each subject from public role to legal disposition and asks what happened afterward.For readers looking beyond partisan shorthand, The Trump Docket organizes sprawling public records of DJT and 49 people in his personal criminal sphere, into an accessible guide to the cases, outcomes, consequences, and returns to influence that have shaped one of the most contested legal and political stories in modern American history.Coverage is current through August 31, 2026.