The defense called a witness who testified that Jordan Neely failed to appear for a court date, even though they were not allowed to tell the jury what the court date was for.
Trump and Bragg will continue to duke it out over whether the case should stay alive as Trump’s inauguration and return to power nears.
The district attorney hopes for a four-year freeze — and then a prison sentence for what will be an octogenarian two-term president.
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