Should Donald Trump appeal his conviction on 34 felony counts in New York as expected, he shouldn’t count on a quick resolution in a process that could run years — well past the November presidential election. Add to that, the New York Times is reporting that appeals courts in the state of New York are reluctant to overturn judgments unless the circumstances are particularly egregious with few legal experts seeing evidence of that in the former president’s trial. With that in mind, the Times is reporting that Trump is bucking up against a “stacked deck” that is not in his favor. ALSO READ: Fiv…