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Trump appears virtually for court in New York hush-money case

Former President Donald Trump was advised to cancel all other obligations for the duration of the trial, which could last for several weeks.

By Associated Press, Curtis Means and New York Post

May 23, 2023

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Prosecutor Susan Hoffinger, center, arrives at Manhattan Supreme Court, Tuesday, May 23, in New York. Former President Donald Trump made a video appearance in his criminal case on Tuesday. He has pleaded not guilty on April 4 to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to payments his company made to his former lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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Prosecutor Catherine McCaw, center arrives at Manhattan Supreme Court, Tuesday, May 23, in New York.
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Susan Necheles, defense attorney for former President Donald Trump, arrives at New York Supreme Court, Tuesday, May 23, in New York.
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Reporters wait in the hallway to enter Manhattan Supreme Court, Tuesday, May 23, in New York.
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Former President Donald Trump's lawyer Susan Necheles waits in the hallway for the courtroom to open for a hearing in Manhattan Supreme Court, Tuesday, May 23, in New York. Trump made a video appearance in his criminal case on Tuesday.
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In this courtroom sketch, former president Donald Trump, left on screen, and his attorney Todd Blanche, right on screen, appear via video in Manhattan criminal court, in New York, Tuesday, May 23.
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Former president Donald Trump, left on screen, and his attorney, Todd Blanche, right on screen, appear by video, before a hearing begins in Manhattan criminal court, in New York, Tuesday, May 23. Trump made a video appearance Tuesday in his New York criminal case, with the judge setting a trial date for late March of next year.
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Former president Donald Trump, left on screen, and his attorney, Todd Blanche, right on screen, appear by video before a hearing begins in Manhattan criminal court, in New York, Tuesday, May 23.
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Prosecutor Catherine McCaw, right, is seated in Manhattan Supreme court before the start of a hearing, Tuesday, May 23, in New York. Former President Donald Trump made video appearance in his criminal case on Tuesday.
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Former President Trump's lawyer Susan Necheles sits in Manhattan Supreme court before the start of a hearing, Tuesday, May 23, in New York.
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Former president Donald Trump, left on screen, and his attorney, Todd Blanche, right on screen, appear by video, as his other attorney Susan Necheles, right, looks on, before a hearing begins in Manhattan criminal court, in New York, Tuesday, May 23.
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Prosecutor Susan Hoffinger leaves New York Supreme Court, Tuesday, May 23, in New York.

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