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Out on a ledger: Trump convicted
May 31, 2024
Kenneth Werner, a legal expert with insightful analysis on political trials, discusses Donald Trump’s groundbreaking conviction for falsifying business records. He delves into the courtroom atmosphere and potential repercussions for Trump and his supporters. The conversation shifts to South Africa’s ANC party facing significant electoral challenges, exploring possible coalition dynamics in a changing political landscape. Werner also reflects on the broader implications of these events for governance and politics, leaving listeners with much to ponder.
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- Trump found guilty on 34 charges of falsifying business records, faces further legal troubles
- South Africa's ANC set to lose parliamentary majority, potential coalition government scenarios arise
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Trump's Conviction on 34 Counts of Falsifying Business Records
Donald Trump has been found guilty on 34 felony counts related to falsifying business records. The case stemmed from hush money paid by Trump's personal lawyer to Stormy Daniels. Trump denied the allegations, but the trial revealed sleazy aspects of his behavior, contributing to the jury's unanimous guilty verdict. Despite the conviction, Trump's legal troubles continue, with three more felony cases pending.
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