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Hope Hicks, the former White House communications director who was once one of former President Donald Trump’s closest advisers, is expected to testify against him in his upcoming New York criminal trial, several outlets have reported.
Attorneys for Donald Trump have asked a judge for a "significant" delay of his fast-approaching criminal hush money trial, arguing the Republican presidential nominee cannot get a fair jury due to "prejudicial pretrial publicity." The trial on charges of falsifying business records must adjourn until that press coverage "abates," Trump's lawyers wrote last week in a filing in New York Supreme Court. But in the wake of that request, Trump himself has publicly cast doubt on the integrity of the trial through a torrent of social media posts attacking the presiding judge — and the judge's adult daughter. Those posts came after Judge Juan Merchan imposed a gag order barring Trump from speaking about likely witnesses and other figures
Donald Trump is facing four criminal indictments, and a civil lawsuit. You can track all of the cases here.
Donald Trump took to Truth Social to once again compare himself to Jesus Christ as he complained about thecriminal and civil cases against him, which he views as politically motivated persecution.
The first of Donald Trump’s four criminal trials will begin April 15, a Manhattan judge ruled Monday, tearing into the former president’s lawyers for what he said were unfounded claims that the hush-money case had been tainted by prosecutorial misconduct.
NEW YORK — A New York state judge ruled Monday that the criminal trial against former President Donald Trump stemming from a hush money payment he allegedly made to a porn actor can proceed, denying Trump’s request to have the case delayed further or altogether dismissed.
Donald Trump will go on trial next month for allegedly falsifying business records that covered up hush money payments to an adult film star, what New York prosecutors have called a criminal scheme to bury embarrassing stories of his affairs in the leadup to the 2016 presidential election.
Attorneys for Donald Trump failed to convince a judge that the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office mishandled potential evidence in the former president’s criminal case stemming from an alleged hush money scheme to bury embarrassing stories of his affairs.