Documents released by a federal court on Friday showed former U.S. President Donald Trump faces 37 criminal charges.
Here are the penalties set out in the indictment against former President Trump and his expected trial proceedings:
Charge: Intentional retention of national defense information.
Penalty: imprisonment for a maximum of 10 years.
Charge: Conspiracy to obstruct justice and retain U.S. government documents or records.
Penalty: imprisonment for a maximum of 20 years.
Charge: Withholding documents or records.
Penalty: imprisonment for a maximum of 20 years.
Charge: Unsecurely hiding a document or record.
Penalty: imprisonment for a maximum of 20 years.
Charge: Planning to conceal documents
Punishment: Imprisonment for a maximum of 5 years.
Charge: Making false statements.
Penalty: imprisonment for a maximum of 5 years.
Anticipated trial proceedings
As for his impeachment proceedings, now that Trump's indictment is issued, the U.S. Secret Service is expected to meet Friday with the former president's staff and Secret Service officers.
Ahead of Tuesday's hearing, the Secret Service will assess any potential threats to federal court in and around Miami and work out a security plan with court officers.
It is unlikely, according to legal experts, that Trump will be handcuffed or photographed, but his fingerprints will be taken.
After completing his detention papers, he will be considered under arrest and detention, and after processing the papers, his trial begins with a hearing of the charges against him.