During the trial, Prosecutor Chris Conroy expressed the intention to present Allen Weisselberg's severance agreement from the Trump Organization as evidence. However, the defense raised objections to this proposal.
Trump attorney Emil Bove argued that Weisselberg should not be considered a government witness in this case. Bove highlighted that the prosecution's theory revolves around Weisselberg allegedly conspiring with Cohen and providing instructions to McConney.
Bove further emphasized the complexity surrounding Mr. Weisselberg's absence from the trial. This aspect adds a layer of intricacy to the proceedings, potentially impacting the course of the trial.
