Trump on trial: Jury selection in hush money case begins Monday - Here’s how it works
The first criminal trial of a former US president will begin with jury selection on Monday.
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Trump could go to jail for a hush money scheme that deceived voters, experts say
Donald Trump is charged in two criminal cases for his alleged attempts to overturn 2020 presidential election results, relying on pressure campaigns and baseless legal challenges to cling on to power after losing to President Joe Biden.
As Trump’s hush money case goes to trial, how does jury selection work?
The first criminal trial of a former US president will begin with jury selection on Monday.
Trump files another appeal to delay hush money trial days before jury selection begins
Donald Trump’s lawyers have filed another appeal in their failed last-ditch efforts to stall an imminent criminal trial in New York, where the former president faces 34 charges connected to a hush money scheme to bury compromising stories of his alleged affairs.
Jimmy Kimmel offers alternative jury questionnaire for Trump’s hush money trial
The late-night host Jimmy Kimmel injected a dose of humour into Donald Trump’s hush money trial proceedings on Tuesday night, offering an alternative questionnaire for jurors in the case.
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Donald Trump’s lawyers have been trolled by a random man in Brooklyn after they subpoenaed him by mistake for the former president’s hush money trial.
Read the jury questionnaire for the Trump hush money trial in full
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Trump loses latest 11th hour attempt to delay hush money trial while challenging gag order
Donald Trump has failed to convince a New York appeals court to delay an imminent criminal trial surrounding a so-called hush money scheme while he challenges a gag order that blocks him from public attacks against trial participants and family members of court staff.