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For the first time in history, former US President Donald Trump will face a criminal trial related to allegations of a hush money scheme to conceal damaging personal stories. The jury trial in Manhattan will begin with opening statements from prosecutors and defense lawyers. Prosecutors will present evidence that Trump falsified business records in an attempt to hide payments made to a porn actor who claimed to have had an encounter with him. Trump has denied wrongdoing and will likely face a barrage of potentially unflattering details about his personal life during the trial. The verdict will not affect his eligibility to run for president again, but a guilty verdict could result in up to four years in prison.

In an unprecedented event in American history, former President Donald Trump faced criminal charges on Monday related to a hush-money scheme he allegedly orchestrated to suppress damaging stories about his personal life. Prosecutors in Manhattan presented their case to a 12-person jury, the first in a series of four criminal cases against the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

Donald Trump is facing criminal charges in New York, marking the first time in history that a former American president will stand trial for alleged misconduct. Prosecutors accuse Trump of arranging hush money payments to silence a porn actor about an alleged sexual encounter, leading to charges of falsifying business records. The trial is set to begin on Monday, with opening statements expected to provide insights into the allegations and Trump’s defense.

Former President Trump took to social media ahead of opening arguments in his hush money trial, expressing his anger at prosecutors and urging his supporters to peacefully protest in his defense. He also reiterated his false claims about the 2020 election and questioned why his supporters are treated differently than pro-Palestinian protesters.

In an unprecedented event, prosecutors will present a criminal case against former President Donald Trump before a jury. The allegations stem from a hush money scheme aimed at suppressing damaging information about his personal life. The trial will feature a colorful cast of characters and test the jury’s ability to remain impartial. Trump’s presence in court is expected to disrupt his campaign as he faces the possibility of a prison sentence if convicted.