Prosecutor tells jury Trump's 'intent to defraud could not be any clearer'
The jury will begin deliberating Wednesday on whether to convict the former president of falsifying business records, after they are issued with instructions from the judge.
By AFP | Updated:
Reuters
Prosecutor Joshua Steinglass told the jury in the closing arguments of Donald Trump's hush money trial on Tuesday that "the defendant's intent to defraud could not be any clearer."
The jury will begin deliberating Wednesday on whether to convict the former president of falsifying business records, after they are issued with instructions from the judge.
The jury will begin deliberating Wednesday on whether to convict the former president of falsifying business records, after they are issued with instructions from the judge.
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