Former President Donald Trump steps into the legal spotlight as his long-awaited trial kicks off in New York City, marking an unprecedented moment in American history. Charged with a 34-count indictment related to a 2016 hush money payment to adult film actress Stormy Daniels, Trump pleads not guilty to allegations of falsifying business records, stemming from efforts to boost his electoral prospects during the presidential campaign.
The courtroom buzzes with anticipation as jury selection begins, a process that promises to be rigorous and drawn-out, potentially spanning two weeks. However, it's not just the jury pool under scrutiny; Trump's legal team and prosecutors engage in heated debates over various procedural matters, including evidence admissibility and allegations of witness intimidation, ABC News reported.
