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The hush money trial involving former President Donald Trump saw its first day of jury deliberations conclude on Wednesday, without reaching a verdict. The 12-member jury has requested to rehear key witness testimonies about the alleged hush money scheme, which is at the heart of the case. The deliberations are set to continue on Thursday, reported AP News.
The hush money trial involving former President Donald Trump saw its first day of jury deliberations conclude on Wednesday, without reaching a verdict. The 12-member jury has requested to rehear key witness testimonies about the alleged hush money scheme, which is at the heart of the case. The deliberations are set to continue on Thursday, reported AP News.
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