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Amidst a cloud of uncertainty regarding potential perjury by a critical witness, lawyers on both sides of the Donald Trump fraud case have urged Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron to forge ahead with his ruling. The case, which has captivated public attention, faces a pivotal moment as allegations of false testimony cast shadows over the trial’s integrity.

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Perjury Allegations Cast Doubt

Recent reports suggest that a crucial witness may have committed perjury during testimony in the contentious arena of the Donald Trump fraud case. Both legal teams, representing Trump and the New York attorney general’s office, implored the judge not to delay his ruling based on these allegations. Despite the swirling speculation, they advocate for the case’s resolution without undue interruption.

The attorney general’s office rebuffs claims of plea negotiations between Trump’s former chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office. Kevin Wallace, representing the government, asserts that they remain uninvolved in such discussions and emphasize the need to focus on the case’s merits rather than media conjecture.

Trump’s legal team pushes back against what they perceive as speculative reporting, urging Justice Engoron to disregard the alleged perjury inquiry. Among Trump’s attorneys, Clifford Robert underscores the lack of substantive evidence supporting the reported claims, labeling the court’s inquiry as unprecedented and unwarranted.

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 Implications for Case Resolution

As Justice Engoron grapples with determining damages in the Donald Trump fraud case, the credibility of crucial witness Allen Weisselberg looms large. Weisselberg’s testimony, pivotal in shaping the trial narrative, now faces scrutiny amidst allegations of false statements. The judge’s decision, slated for mid-February, hangs in the balance as the specter of perjury threatens to sway the outcome.

With Weisselberg’s credibility under question, the potential repercussions for Trump’s defense strategy loom. Should the allegations of perjury hold weight, the case’s trajectory could shift dramatically, potentially leading to higher damages and broader implications for Trump’s legal standing.

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