An advice-of-counsel defense would require Trump to waive attorney-client privilege and disclose all communications.
March 18, 2024 at 06:42 PM
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Former President Donald Trump cannot rely on an “amorphous” presence-of-counsel defense at his upcoming Manhattan criminal trial, a judge has ruled.
Acting Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan on Monday granted a request from prosecutors to preclude Trump’s attorneys from furthering a vague defense, saying it would only confuse jurors.
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Acting New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Manuel Merchan. Courtesy photo.
