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The Trump Organization has been charged with falsifying business records to hide illegal activity by disguising payments as monthly payments for legal services.
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Prosecutors allege that Trump orchestrated a "catch and kill" scheme to suppress negative stories about him, including payments to a former Trump Tower doorman and Playboy playmate, through American Media Inc.
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Manhattan's district attorney Alvin Bragg clarified that possible other crimes in the Trump case could include state and federal election law violations, but the indictment does not specify these crimes.
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Trump used his day in court for political gain, while his supporters backed him, and a Quinnipiac poll showed most people don't take the charges seriously and view them as politically motivated.
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Trump's trial for tax fraud and falsifying business records is scheduled for Dec 2022 with opening arguments possibly in Jan 2024, but his defense may seek a delay, venue change and he faces 3 other investigations.