Donald Trump confuses criminal trials, makes 'rookie mistakes' during legal proceedings
- Donald Trump made embarrassing blunders during a campaign speech, confusing his criminal trials.
- His lawyer was criticized for 'rookie mistakes' during the legal proceedings.
- Legal analyst pointed out the lawyer frequently asking too many questions during the trial.
In New York, falsifying business records in the first degree is a serious crime that can lead to four years in prison. This charge is not very common. During a court case, an officer told someone to turn off their phone. The defendant's lawyer, Brian Hutchinson, whispered to the prosecutor that his client was feeling nervous. The defendant was accused of holding someone down during an assault. The prosecutor asked the defendant if they admitted to not reporting the use of force by another officer at Bellevue Hospital on a specific date. The defendant agreed, and the prosecutor was satisfied. The defendant left the court with their lawyer after the hearing. The lawyer mentioned another case he had where the person escaped from a window. There was another case at the courthouse involving falsifying business records. It was said that a famous porn star was testifying in that case. The former President, Donald Trump, made a mistake during a speech, mixing up details about his legal trials. There were rumors about his mental state, with some suggesting signs of dementia. Trump also made comments about drug testing his opponent, Joe Biden, before their debate. The conditions for the debate were agreed upon, including no live audience and the ability for moderators to mute the candidates if needed. Independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr was not allowed to participate in the debates.