evidence: Former President Donald Trump attended a pre-sentencing hearing Mondaywith a New York probation officer, a standard procedure for defendants found guilty in criminal cases prior to being sentenced by a judge. This is Yahoo News' succinct update on the criminal and civil cases against Trump. Here are the latest developments. [...] Trump was interviewed virtually from his Mar-a-Lago home in Florida today by a New York probation officer, with the interview lasting less than 30 minutes. The former president was accompanied by Todd Blanche, the lead lawyer in his New York criminal trial, which resulted in guilty verdicts on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. The interview's findings will be submitted to Judge Juan Merchan to help him decide what punishment he will hand down to the former president and current presumptive Republican presidential nominee on July 11. [...] While Trump is one of the most famous defendants in U.S. history, the purpose of the pre-sentencing interview is to gather information about a defendant’s prior criminal history and other factors, such as health information, that Merchan could consider before handing down his punishment.