The date of the criminal trial against former US President Donald Trump has been announced, which will take place on March 25 next year.
According to foreign media, Donald Trump will face criminal proceedings in March next year for changing business records and secret payments to porn stars. Manhattan District Court Judge Van Merchen announced a trial date for the criminal case against Trump.
The former president attended the court proceedings via video link from Florida. The court informed Trump that he could not publicly discuss evidence related to the case.
Donald Trump has been barred from talking about grand jury minutes, witness statements and other documents required by prosecutors, and the court has warned that he could be held in contempt of court if he violates the restrictions. Can be accommodated.
Judge Van Merchen told the former president that the court does not intend to restrict his activities during the election campaign but that he has full freedom to deny or defend himself against the charges against him.
On the other hand, after the hearing, Donald Trump wrote on his social media website Truth Social that his rights to freedom of expression had been violated. They said that the March 25 date of action was forcefully imposed on them in the middle of the elections, which is actually ‘interference in the elections’.
It should be noted that Donald Trump was indicted in March this year, but the former president has denied 34 criminal charges against him.
On the other hand, Trump is still actively campaigning for the 2024 presidential election.
The date of commencement of criminal proceedings against former US President Donald Trump has been announced. The presidential election campaign is also being conducted with enthusiasm.
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