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Jury Requests Second Look at Testimony Transcripts as They Deliberate Trump Verdict

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Jury Requests Second Look at Testimony Transcripts as They Deliberate Trump Verdict
Former President Donald Trump with attorneys Todd Blanche and Emil Bove at Manhattan Criminal Court on May 29, 2024 in New York City. Jabin Botsford-Pool/Getty Images
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Trump: 'Nobody Knows What the Crime Is'
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Jurors Ask Judge to Repeat Instructions
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Trump Returns to Courtroom
Trump: 'Nobody Knows What the Crime Is'
Judge Reminds Jurors Not to Discuss Trial
Jurors Ask Judge to Repeat Instructions
Judge Addresses Jury Requests
Trump Returns to Courtroom
Buzzer Sounds
Full Jury Instructions
'Mother Teresa Could Not Beat These Charges': Trump
Alternates Not Excused Yet
2 Jurors Volunteer to Use Evidence Laptop
Judge Finishes Instructions
Verdict Must Be Unanimous
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Former President Donald Trump at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York on May 28, 2024. Julia Nikhinson-Pool/Getty Images
News Analysis

As the government finishes making its case in the high-profile criminal trial of Donald J. Trump, observers of the proceedings are sharply split on potential outcomes.

One legal expert told The Epoch Times that from the beginning signs have been present the likely verdict has little to do with the legal issues involved and more to do with prosecutors’ agenda.