Monday marked the 12th day of trial for former President Donald Trump in the Manhattan criminal case brought by Alvin Bragg. We brought you some of the key moments, including Judge Juan Merchan’s ruling on an added gag order violation, finding the former president in contempt, fining him another $1,000 for it, and warning him that incarceration could be in the offing if he continues to violate the order.
Additionally, witness Jeffrey McConney, former controller for the Trump Organization, gave the seemingly surprising testimony that Trump did not personally order the payments made to his former attorney, Michael Cohen. Those payments lie at the heart of the prosecution’s charges.
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