With the way things are going, I’m sure you will find out soon. This is the type of stuff that happens in authoritarian regimes, not liberal democracies. All I can say is, I hope you’re armed when they’re at your doorstep next.
Even if this results in a prison sentence, that prison sentence wouldn't be served in prison, more likely he'll get some home detention, because of the practicalities of secret service protection and what not. Maybe they restrict his TV access and tee times.
So yes, Trump gets treated extremely unfairly in the justice system.
Sealed indictments are not new. All indictments are sealed after the Grand Jury returns a True Bill. Indictments must be unsealed before an arrest warrant is issued.
While the indictments haven’t yet been unsealed, Trump also hasn’t been arrested, nor has an arrest warrant been issued.
Finally, an arraignment (the first Court appearance where you are formally notified of the charges) will never happen with a sealed indictment.
The 6A protects you from being tried on secret charges.
However, when being arrested the police *are not* required to notify you for the reason for your arrest.
So, nothing novel is happening in this instance related to the sealed indictment. The thing that’s unusual here is the case is so high profile we know about it after the Grand Jury returned an indictment but before it was unsealed.
Logic and the rumor mill suggest it's far closer to the former but until the indictment is unsealed we are all going to have to wait and see.
The 24 hour news cycle can't handle that vacuum but that's their problem.