Prosecutors made the unusual decision to remain almost entirely mum about the order in which they planned to call their first witnesses in Trump's trial.
Prosecutors made the unusual decision this week to remain almost entirely mum about the order in which they planned to call their first witnesses in former President
Prosecutors and defense attorneys receive lists of witnesses before the trial, but they do not know the order in which the opposing parties will call their witnesses. It is common practice for parties to give advanced notice to each other of the general order in which the witnesses will appear. “Mr. Trump has been tweeting about the witnesses,” Steinglass told Blanche. “We’re not telling them who the witnesses are.”
McCarthy also noted that while Trump has made aggressive remarks about witnesses, such as calling known witness Michael Cohen a “sleaze bag” who has been “prosecuted for LYING,” he has not threatened Cohen or any others in the case.. “If Bragg had evidence of threats, he would charge Trump — in light of how ludicrous the case Bragg has charged is, you have to figure he’d indict Trump for a more serious offense if he had the proof.
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