Trump's Terms
Has the prosecution proved its case against Trump?
May 18, 2024
NPR political reporter Ximena Bustillo and Boston University law professor Jed Shugerman discuss Michael Cohen's testimony, alleged schemes, and Trump's involvement in cover-ups. Topics include credibility issues, what prosecution needs to prove, and upcoming closings. Listen for insights on the trial's twists and turns.
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- Michael Cohen's testimony connects Trump to alleged cover-up and business fraud.
- Prosecution faces challenge in proving Trump's intent to defraud beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Michael Cohen's Testimony and Prosecution's Case Overview
Michael Cohen, former President Donald Trump's lawyer and fixer, testified as a key witness in the trial. The prosecution's case focuses on Trump's alleged involvement in silencing Stormy Daniels and using falsified documents for payment. Cohen's testimony bridged crucial gaps linking Trump's knowledge and actions regarding the case.
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