Donald Trump will be criminally tried in New York on March 25, a first for a former president, accused of buying the silence of an X-rated actress.
A New York court judge has rejected Donald Trump’s petition.
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On March 25, Donald Trump will become the first former President of the United States to appear in a criminal trial. A former tenant of the White House will be tried in the case of payments to silence the alleged relationship with a porn actress just months before the American presidential election.
New York Court Judge Juan Murchan on Thursday, February 15, denied a request to quash Donald Trump’s prosecution of the will of the Republican tycoon, who “Election Intervention” for the November presidential election.
In late March 2023, a New York court grand jury voted to criminally indict Donald Trump in the 2016 case of buying the silence of adult film actress Stormy Daniels, dating back to 2016. For several years, justice has sought to determine whether, with this payment of 130,000 dollars (about 121,000 euros) to an actress and director of pornographic films, the 76-year-old former Republican president was guilty of false declarations, a minor offense, or violation of election financing laws, a criminal offense. were .
