Trump Claims To Have Evidence Of Juror Misconduct In Hush Money Case
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Prosecutors said the allegations are just a ploy to cast doubt on the verdict.
President-elect Donald Trump’s attorneys are continuing their fight against his hush money conviction by arguing that “grave juror misconduct” tainted the verdict, although prosecutors called the allegation “vague.”
Details of the supposed misconduct were redacted from court filings made public Tuesday.
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