Ex-President Donald Trump sparked quite a sensation on social media as the jury for his New York trial prepared to withdraw for deliberations earlier this week. Session resumed just past 10:00 a.m. ET with Justice Juan Merchan imparting the guidelines for deliberation to the jurors, who would then proceed with reaching a verdict on the allegations of fraudulent business records levelled against Trump.

Subsequent to the initiation of court proceedings, Trump put out several comments from pundits expressing their support in his favour amid the ongoing trial. He also expressed his discontent over the silence order imposed on him by Judge Merchan.

The legal figure anchoring this case from the prosecutorial side, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, has brought 34 counts of business record falsification against Trump. To each of these charges, the former president has earnestly pled not guilty.

Following the presentation of these charges and Trump's plea, the court heard comprehensive closing arguments from both the New York prosecutors and Trump's defense team. The task was now in the hands of the jury to examine these arguments and select a fitting verdict.

Ex-President Donald Trump sparked quite a sensation on social media as the jury for his New York trial prepared to withdraw for deliberations earlier this week. Session resumed just past 10:00 a.m. ET with Justice Juan Merchan imparting the guidelines for deliberation to the jurors, who would then proceed with reaching a verdict on the allegations of fraudulent business records levelled against Trump.
Subsequent to the initiation of court proceedings, Trump put out several comments from pundits expressing their support in his favour amid the ongoing trial. He also expressed his discontent over the silence order imposed on him by Judge Merchan.
The legal figure anchoring this case from the prosecutorial side, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, has brought 34 counts of business record falsification against Trump. To each of these charges, the former president has earnestly pled not guilty.
Following the presentation of these charges and Trump's plea, the court heard comprehensive closing arguments from both the New York prosecutors and Trump's defense team. The task was now in the hands of the jury to examine these arguments and select a fitting verdict.

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