Trump's 'hush money' NYC trial live updates: Verdict possible for Wednesday as jurors set to begin deliberations, Manhattan ADA apologizes for lengthy closing arguments – New York Post
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The jury was dismissed on Tuesday after lengthy closing arguments in the “hush money” trial against Donald Trump.
Jurors are set to begin deliberations Wednesday in the historic criminal trial against the former president – with a verdict possibly coming shortly thereafter.
Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Joshua Steinglass apologized to jurors for his more than five hours of closing arguments.
“I apologize for trading brevity for clarity,” he told them a few minutes before wrapping up at around 8 p.m.
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan will instruct the jurors when court reconvenes at 10 a.m., a process that is likely to take at least an hour.
The seven men and five women on the panel will then start weighing the case and a verdict could come anytime after that.
The Post’s live blog has ended, jurors will begin deliberations on Wednesday:
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