Trump will not be handcuffed, but he will attack the judge before his upcoming criminal trial

He will be surrounded by dozens of federal agents, but according to his lawyer, they will not restrain Donald Trump, whose criminal trial begins next Tuesday in a New York court. As you can read in our previous article, the former President of the United States is accused of, among other things, trying to hide traces of his relationship with Stormy Daniels by forging business documents. According to the indictment, during the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump paid Daniels $130,000, or 50 million HUF, for his silence.

Details of the indictment have not yet been made public during the court preparations amid growing interest from the American public, but Republican House Speaker Elise Stefanik called the initiation of proceedings an unprecedented interference in the upcoming election and a dark day for America. the BBC reports on the case in detail He looks at a Times Story interview with Daniels, where Daniels says she’s not afraid of Trump, but she fears the mood of his followers.

Meanwhile, the former president attacks the judge who heard the case, Juan Mercante, who previously presided over two hearings involving Trump. In one, the Trump Organization was found guilty of seventeen counts, including falsifying business records. In this regard, a former assistant to the ex-president pleaded guilty after reaching an agreement with the Public Prosecution Office.