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How a trial works: Trump’s first criminal case is in court

Former president Trump called his trial "rigged" as 12 jurors and 6 alternates were chosen to ensure fairness, per George Washington University Law Professor Saltzburg.
Three more alternate jurors were added, totaling four, with one being excused due to social media posts, and two jurors were dismissed by Judge Merchan.

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The Independent

Donald Trump’s first week of criminal trial in pictures

Donald Trump napped in court. Seated jurors were struck from the case. And a man set himself on fire in a horrifying incident outside court

14 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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KRDO

How a trial works: Trump’s first criminal case is in court

By Lauren del Valle, Jhasua Razo and Gillian Roberts, CNN (CNN) — Former President Donald Trump’s first criminal trial begins on Monday, April 15, with jury selection and is expected to take six to eight weeks for the whole process from start to finish. This trial, related to a hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels in 2016, is the first of four ongoing criminal cases that are expected to head to trial for the presumptive 2024 GOP …

14 days ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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La Vanguardia

A man burns in front of Trump’s first criminal trial court

A man gunned down outside the New York courthouse where the first trial of former President Donald Trump began this week. The incident occurred while the selection of the six associates of the judge who will rule on the magnate's innocence or guilt, probably the only verdict, of his four pending criminal trials, which will arrive on time before the November presidential elections.

14 days ago·Granada, Spain

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