In the middle of the trial of the Stormy Daniels affair, the former President of the United States was reframed by Judge Merchan who also threatened him. ;eacute; of incarceration in the event of reoffending. As the trial of the Stormy Daniel affair, named after the former X-rated movie star, enters its third This week, the former president of the United States and current presidential candidate the White House, Donald Trump, wasé condemned &agrav; 9,000 dollars fine this Tuesday April 30, relays Le Monde. This represents approximately 8,400 euros. Judge Juan Merchan, origin of the fine, justified his decision by pointing out the fact that the billionaire had not respected his decision. his obligation of silence since he attacked online several witnesses of the trial. In detail, the prosecution had pointed out that 10 messages in which Donald Trump violated this obligation of silence, recalls Le Point which specifies that only nine were ultimatelyé retained. A post in which the former head of state insulted "rubbish" his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, and the ex-pornographic actress, Stormy Daniels, who are also his main targets, have in fact not been prosecuted. recognized as such by Justice Merchan. On the other hand, among the nine messages, many are "repost" and therefore messages not directly written by Donald Trump, who was happy to accept the message. to republish it. The New York law setting à 1,000 dollars maximum fine for each violation, the candidate & The White House will therefore have to pay $9,000 before May 3 and delete the messages in question published on its Truth Social network and on its campaign website. nbsp; Beyondà of the fine, Judge Merchan warned Donald Trump against any repeat offenses. Because if the billionaire's wallet should quickly recover from this fine, the highest that the law allows the judge to set à To his great regret, the magistrate threatened Donald Trump's incarceration "if it's necessary and appropriate". À a good listener…
By Teilor Stone
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