The most serious cases include two criminal investigations: one into possible election interference and another into alleged financial crimes.

Meanwhile, a political inquiry is considering recommending criminal charges over Mr Trump's role in the storming of Congress on 6 January, 2021.

As Mr Trump contemplates a 2024 presidential rerun, here are the legal cases which may threaten those ambitions.

US Capital Riot;

Election Interference (aka Election Fraud);

Financial Affairs;

Sexual Misconduct;

White House Records (withholding and destruction of such records);

ADDITIONALLY,...there are the following legal issues: 

• The Washington DC attorney general's criminal investigation into the 6 January attack. Last year he said Mr Trump could possibly be charged for encouraging the violence but no action has been taken;

• A lawsuit by the same DC attorney general, who has accused Mr Trump of misusing funds for his 2017 inauguration. The trial is expected to begin later this year;

• Various lawsuits by police officers who have accused Mr Trump of inciting the 6 January attack in which they suffered injuries;

• A lawsuit by Mr Trump's niece, Mary Trump, who says her uncle and his siblings allegedly cheated her out of inheritance. Trump has sought to dismiss the lawsuit, which was filed in a state court in New York City;

• A lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court by Mr Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen, who alleges his old boss sent him back to prison in retaliation for writing a tell-all memoir.