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Donald Trump’s legal calendar is coming into sharper relief after a New York judge affirmed last week that the ex-president’s first criminal trial – on charges that he manipulated the 2016 election by concealing hush money payments to an adult film star – will proceed to trial in Manhattan next month.
Donald Trump’s youngest daughter Tiffany Trump was the target of an extortion plot back in 2016, according to testimony from the former president’s ex-lawyer and one-time fixer Michael Cohenin court on Monday.
NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump's Manhattan criminal trial is expected to continue for another week before the jury begins its deliberation. New York Judge Juan Merchan instructed the parties ahead of testimony on Monday that while he originally hoped to hear closing arguments this week, that would now get pushed to next week.
The end of the criminal hush money trial of Donald Trump may soon be in sight, as testimony from his one-time personal lawyer Michael Cohen resumes Monday. Now, one big question looms over a New York courtroom: Will the former president take the witness stand? Cohen is a key witness against Trump, and prosecutors have already said he will be their last witness in the trial. Trump's lawyers are expected to wrap up his cross-examination Monday. Trump's attorneys hedged last week when asked by Judge Juan Merchan if they would call any defense witnesses at all to testify in Manhattan Supreme Court. Trump told a reporter last month, "I would testify, absolutely." But doing so would carry major risks for Trump, includi
Former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial continues at the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse.
Donald Trump’s New York hush money trial will resume at Manhattan Criminal Court on Monday morning, with the former president’s estranged ex-lawyer Michael Cohen due back on the witness stand for further cross-examination from the defence.
Donald Trump almost certainly will not testify in his criminal hush money trial as the case heads towards jury deliberations later this week, according to sources.
Donald Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen faced another day of fiery cross-examination on Thursday as the former president’s defense attorney Todd Blanche sought to discredit the one-time “fixer” as a revenge-seeking liar.
It would be yet another historic first for Donald Trump: a former president taking the stand to testify in his own criminal trial.