Trump could criticize witnesses at his trial in New York

Two days before the first presidential debate, the judge in charge of Donald Trump’s impeachment trial in New York Cake amended the order He charged the former president. He can now criticize those who testified against him during the trial, including his former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, and former porn star Stormy Daniels, who was paid $130,000 to remain silent on a sex scandal before the 2016 presidential election. A relationship she claims to have had with Trump.

Trump’s attorneys asked Judge Juan Mercant to completely vacate the perjury order against the jurors who found him guilty of 34 counts of first-degree falsifying business records. But the judge denied the request, as Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg asked him to do so. Trump is thus still prohibited from releasing the identities of the judges or attacking them by name. But he can criticize all their work.

After the July 11 verdict, he could criticize the attorneys involved in the case and the judge’s family members, as well as the Manhattan district attorney.

Cohen provided this reaction To CNN: “For six years, Donald and his associates have consistently made negative statements about me. Straw

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