Trump Hush-Money Trial Faces Delay Over Evidence Dispute – Bloomberg
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Trump Legal Troubles:
Donald Trump
Donald Trump’s first criminal trial might not begin on March 25 as planned, after evidence sought by the former president related to the case’s star witness was allegedly handed over too late.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office said Thursday that they had just received some 31,000 pages of records tied to former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, who is expected to testify at trial. Those records relate to a parallel federal case against Cohen, whose dealings with Trump are at the center of the hush-money prosecution.