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Donald Trump returns to NY civil fraud trial

Updated on: 18 October,2023 08:18 AM IST  |  New York
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Now he will be back accompanied by bolstered security inside and outside the Manhattan courthouse

Donald Trump returns to NY civil fraud trial

Donald Trump (centre) in the courtroom on October 3. Pic/AP

Former President Donald Trump returns to a New York City courthouse Tuesday to be a spectator at the civil fraud trial threatening to disrupt his real estate empire.


Trump voluntarily attended the first three days of the trial, Oct. 2-4. He turned his appearance into a campaign stop by complaining about the case at every opportunity to TV cameras in the hallway outside the courtroom.



Now he will be back accompanied by bolstered security inside and outside the Manhattan courthouse. His appearance was initially supposed to coincide with testimony by Michael Cohen, his former attorney turned foe. But Cohen’s planned appearance on the witness stand was delayed until next week, due to a health problem.


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