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Donald Trump handed legal win in battle against Mary Trump
Newsweek· 4 hours agoAllegations that Mary Trump had violated a 2001 non-disclosure agreement by publishing her book and...
Trump Can Proceed With Lawsuit Against His Niece, Court Rules
New York Times· 6 hours agoTrump can proceed with a lawsuit against Mary L. Trump, his estranged niece, over her role as a...
Can Trump run for president as a convicted felon?
BBC via Yahoo News· 3 hours agoBut they did not specify to the jury exactly... Attorney had the jurisdiction to do so. Can Trump go to prison? It is possible, though highly unlikely,...
Trump's Conviction Suggests Jurors Bought the Prosecution's Dubious 'Election Fraud' Narrative
Reason.com via AOL· 4 hours agoAccording to a second theory, Trump facilitated a violation of New York tax law by allowing Cohen to...
Trump found guilty in New York hush money trial, becoming first ex-president convicted of a crime
Salon via Yahoo News· 7 hours agoPolling has previously suggested that at least a few Trump supporters might think twice if he were...
Former President Trump is found guilty in historic New York criminal case
NPR· 5 hours agoThe...invoices and checks to Michael Cohen, Trump’s once loyal “fixer,” who paid Daniels to...order to further another crime — in this case violating the New</ ...
Trump was found guilty in his "hush money" trial. Here's what to know about the verdict and the...
CBS News· 4 hours agoThe trial lasted roughly six weeks, and the jury spent two days deliberating before returning a...
5 jury instructions in Trump’s hush-money trial that suggest better than-even odds at conviction
Salon via Yahoo News· 18 hours agoThis is important because it allows the jury to find a tax law violation even if the government lost...
Opinion: Trump verdict is a pyrrhic victory for Democrats
CNN via Yahoo News· 3 hours ago“This verdict may ding Trump’s poll numbers slightly in the short run. But by November it will...
When will the Trump jury reach a verdict?
BBC via AOL· 9 hours agoIn New York, both parties and the judge have to agree to...the directions - which they can do again at any time. You can read the jury ...
