Trump's Indictment and Court Appearance Cause Stir in NYC
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Former President Donald Trump is expected to turn himself in on Tuesday in New York to face at least one felony charge, including falsifying business records and hush money paid to adult film star Stormy Daniels. Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg says the process will be quick, and Trump's lawyers have likely advised him not to say too much during his scheduled public statement from his Palm Beach Mar-a-Lago residence Tuesday night. Legal experts say the entire process could take years and the 2024 presidential election could delay it even further.
- State attorney says Trump indictment process should be quick as long he doesn't insult judge, prosecutors WPBF West Palm Beach
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- Trump confirms he will appear in court in New York City on Tuesday following his indictment Fox News
- Trump says he will 'deliver remarks' from Mar-a-Lago -- hours after his arraignment in NYC New York Post
- Security ramps up in NYC ahead of Trump's arraignment NBC News
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