Trump Trial Jury Begins Deliberations After Judge's Instructions

In a trial involving Donald Trump and hush money, jurors will start deciding on a verdict soon. Trump's lawyer called the main witness a big liar and said Trump is innocent. The jurors can find Trump guilty of all charges, innocent of all charges, or guilty of some charges. The witness, Cohen, admitted to crimes and lying. The lawyer argued that Cohen is biased and not trustworthy. The trial is about Trump allegedly paying hush money to hide stories during the 2016 election. The prosecution says Trump tried to cover up the payments. The defense says Trump was focused on being president, not the payments. The trial is important because it involves a former president facing criminal charges. The judge gave instructions to the jury on the law. The jury will decide if there is enough evidence to connect Trump to the crime. The trial has been ongoing with arguments from both sides. The jury will deliberate and reach a decision. The judge emphasized that the burden of proof is on the prosecution, not on Trump. The trial has attracted media attention and discussions about its implications. The jury will carefully consider the evidence presented before reaching a verdict. The trial is a significant event in the current political climate.