If Trump appears in court, no arrest will be made, according to his attorney. Donald Trump won't be detained if he shows up to the co...
If Trump appears in court, no arrest will be made, according to his attorney.
Donald Trump won't be detained if he shows up to the court hearing in New York next week, according to the former president's attorney.
When asked about the impeachment process for Donald Trump on ABC News, Joe Tacopina responded, "[prosecutors] are going to try to grab every ounce of public attention" they can.
The president won't be given an anchor, he added.
Early indications indicated that Donald Trump might be detained within the next several days. According to Trump's attorney, if impeachment proceedings proceed, "I understand that they will restrict the highways to the region around the court and close the court building."
On the applicability of this case from a legal standpoint, "We will go there... and explain that no crime has been committed, we will start talking about the procedure of filing complaints, that is what we will do immediately and without restriction."
The New York court charged former president Donald Trump with taking part in the purported payment to cover up his association with the proprietor of a pornographic video.
Before the 2016 presidential election, Trump is alleged to have paid Stormy Daniels to keep quiet about their relationship.
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