Trump could be imprisoned if he violates the order again, Judge Juan Merchan warned.
Trump wants his attorney to attack the witnesses, jurors and judge, the Times reports.
The former president has spent nearly $6 million of his donors’ money on the case through his PAC Save America since he was indicted in March 2023.
How—and when—the court rules will determine if Trump’s federal election case will be tried before the election.
Arizona is now the second state to bring criminal charges against Trump's lawyers over the 2020 election.
The Supreme Court is considering whether Trump is “immune” from criminal charges.
Arizona became the second state Wednesday to reportedly charge Giuliani based on his post-election efforts.
Arizona is now the fourth state to bring charges over the 2020 election.
The Biden administration argues hospitals must provide abortions under EMTALA in the case of emergencies, even if it conflicts with a state’s abortion ban.
Judge Juan Merchan has not yet ruled on whether Trump violated the gag order.
McDougal was paid $150,000 to shut down her allegations of an affair with Trump, but Trump and Michael Cohen did not reimburse that payment.
Stormy Daniels isn’t the only person whose payoff prosecutors will bring up at Trump's trial.
The state had argued nothing was stopping Trump from taking money out of the account where the bond was being held.
Trump tried to “corrupt” the 2016 presidential election, and then lied “over and over and over again” to cover it up, prosecutors claimed.
It remains unclear whether Trump will take the stand during his criminal trial.
The case concerns bans on “public camping,” which cities have used to ban homeless people from camping out in public places.
The trial will begin in earnest Monday following a week of jury selection.
As the criminal defendant, Trump is required to attend the proceedings.
The attorney general’s office argues the company that underwrote Trump’s bond isn’t “trustworthy nor competent.”
The judge will decide next week if Trump violated the gag order against him, potentially resulting in penalties.
One juror said she realized she couldn’t be unbiased after friends, family and colleagues identified her from press reports.
Trump has told reporters he plans to testify at the trial, though it’s unclear if he will.
Trump was “muttering” near a potential juror after his attorneys found social media posts of celebrations after the 2020 election.
Dominion and Smartmatic still have nearly a dozen cases pending against right-wing defendants.
Justices considered whether Jan. 6 rioters can be convicted of obstructing an official proceeding—which Trump has also been charged with.
Prosecutors pointed to social media posts Trump has made criticizing potential witnesses in the criminal case.
The judge hammered out details of what evidence will be shown to the jury at trial as proceedings got underway Monday.
Judge Juan Merchan said Trump’s claims of the judge’s bias don’t justify him kicking him off the case.
The trial begins Monday with jury selection.