Prosecutors accept Trump’s call to delay sentencing after immunity ruling
Former president’s legal team says Supreme Court ruling undermines trial convictions
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Former president’s legal team says Supreme Court ruling undermines trial convictions
He made the lengthy address less than 24 hours after becoming the first US president to be criminally convicted
With three more pending trials against him, the former president should think of a better strategy than ‘deny everything’
Former president found guilty on all 34 counts
The former president faces possible jail time following a guilty verdict – but his lawyers will have a few cards up their sleeves
Former president lashes out at ‘rigged decision, right from day one’ as jury convicts him on all charges
Guilty verdict the end of a five-week circus that had included a porn star, a tabloid boss - and fixer Michael Cohen, the key witness
The former president addressed the media outside the court in New York where he was found guilty
Former president tried to have the judge recused from the case several times
Attorney Todd Blanche used closing arguments to label star prosecution witness ‘the greatest liar of all time’
Michael Cohen said he had taken $30,000 by overcharging the Trump Organisation, allegedly for a repayment that included ‘hush money’
US president insists on no live audience, while Republican challenger accuses him of being ‘afraid of crowds’
Contenders to be Republican’s running mate among high-profile names showing support at Manhattan court
It’s not only Republicans who will see this trial as a witch hunt
Former adult film actress divulged lurid details about alleged night with Donald Trump
The case’s cast list stretches from adult film stars and tabloid bosses to the former president himself
The American public are the real jury. Trump’s fate will only be decided in November
Former president heard ‘cursing audibly’ and seen shaking his head during hush money trial
Judge overseeing hush money trial against the former president repeatedly admonished the adult film actress for going into too much detail
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