 Independents are nearly split, with 49 percent saying he should go to prison, 46 percent say he shouldn't. While the former president was supposed to be sentenced this Thursday, it was postponed until September, following the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. While the former president could face up to four years in prison, legal experts say it's unlikely he'd be incarcerated, as he's never been convicted of a crime before, and the crimes for which he was convicted were nonviolent.