The question resolves upon the verdict, and does not require a sentencing ruling.
A guilty verdict must come from the Manhattan indictment (The People of the State of New York v. Donald J. Trump), not from any other case.
Crimes can include adjusted charges from the original 34 charges, and the guilty verdict need not be for felony charges.
A guilty plea as part of a plea deal is sufficient for a Yes resolution.
An Alford Plea is sufficient for a Yes resolution.
If the investigation ends with a guilty verdict, but Trump is pardoned, this will still resolve Yes.
An appeals process does not prevent a Yes resolution.