- Jury deliberations have started in Donald Trump’s hush-money trial, with Trump facing 34 counts of falsifying business records.
- The charges relate to a $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels, intended to prevent her from disclosing an alleged affair with Trump.
- Prosecutors argue the payment was part of an elaborate scheme violating campaign finance laws.
- Deliberations lasted nearly five hours on the first day, ending without a verdict.
- The jury must determine if Trump falsified records to hide another crime, involving potential violations of election law or tax infractions.
- The trial has been described as “strange and complicated,” with a hung jury considered likely due to the case’s complexities and political context.
- If convicted, an appeal is expected, which could prolong the legal process for years, potentially overlapping with the next election cycle.
- The case has sparked discussions on the politicization of prosecutions and the impact on the American justice system.
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