A felony charge is possible if the DA finds that Trump falsely recorded legal expenses to conceal a crime, like infringing a New York State election law.Ī Manhattan grand jury is hearing from witnesses, including Trump Organization employees and David Pecker, the former publisher of The National Enquirer which reportedly helped arrange the six-figure payment to Daniels. President announced his and first lady Melania Trumps COVID-19 diagnosis via Twitter (of.
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Those reimbursements were erroneously marked as legal expenses, according to court papers in a separate case. The New York Times reported that in order to make a case, prosecutors would need to get to the bottom of how Trump reimbursed Cohen for the $130,000 he sent to Daniels, as well as how the Trump Organization recorded that payment. When Cohen pleaded guilty in 2018 to eight charges, including tax evasion and campaign-finance violations, he said the hush money payment was made “in coordination with, and at the direction of” the former president. “I hope that changes.” Still, as the magazine pointed out, the strategy might be difficult to support, as the former president would need to explain why he paid such a large sum of money simply to stop his wife from hearing about it. “The president seems reluctant about taking this approach,” a source told Rolling Stone. On Monday, Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney, began presenting evidence to a grand jury. According to Rolling Stone, Trump’s close advisers have been telling him to pursue the avoiding-trouble-at-home argument rather than framing himself as an unknowing first-time candidate, unfamiliar with election laws. Former President Donald Trump could soon be faced with criminal charges for potentially violating New York State laws after paying $130,000 before the 2016 presidential election to adult actress Stormy Daniels, but his advisers are encouraging Trump to try a new defense: to say the payments were made to prevent problems with his wife, Melania Trump.
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