Trump is already 'planning for a potential conviction' with latest moves: legal expert
Raw Story - 2024-04-13T01:23:34.000Z

Former President Donald Trump already understands the legal threat posed by the criminal hush money trial set to begin in Manhattan next week, said former January 6 investigator Temidayo Aganga-Williams on CNN Friday evening.The trial centers on the allegation that the former president effectively interfered in the 2016 election by using a secret hush payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels to conceal their former affair from voters. Trump's lawyers are reportedly resigned to the fact that...

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Donald Trump's legal team was expecting around just 40 percent of jurors to be dismissed from his New York hush money criminal case over the question of whether they can be impartial, but more than half of the 96 jurors were dismissed en masse due to their admitted inability to be unbiased.While at least 50 of the potential jurors were let go over their inability to be impartial, others bowed out over potential conflicts.Also read: Trump 'glares' at NYT's Maggie Haberman in courtroom after she...
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