Tuesday started with a hearing on whether to hold previous President Donald Trump in contempt for declared offenses of the case’s gag order.
The trial then resumed with witnesses taking the stand.
What to understand
- Monday saw the trial start in earnestwith opening arguments and the prosecution calling its very first witness, previous tabloid publisher David Pecker.
- Tuesday early morning’s procedures are set up to start at 9:30 a.m. with a contempt hearing on whether to sanction Trump for declared offenses of the gag order on the case, made through a series of posts on social networks
- Trump broke the gag order in extra methods, district attorneys declare, in the days given that today’s hearing was set up.
- The previous president deals with sanctions or, possibly, prison time for breaching the gag order.
- The trial is arranged to resume, with David Pecker anticipated to continue testament, at 11:00 a.m.
- Today’s hearing is arranged to end at 2:00 p.m. for Passover.
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Tuesday started with a hearing on whether to hold previous President Donald Trump in contempt for declared infractions of the case’s gag order.
The trial then resumed with witnesses taking the stand.