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A New York appeals court is considering whether presidential immunity or federal law can prevent President Trump's criminal conviction linked to a hush money payment from his 2016 campaign. Trump's lawyers contend that the legal theory from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is overridden by campaign finance regulations.
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A New York appeals court is considering whether presidential immunity or federal law can prevent President Trump's criminal conviction linked to a hush money payment from his 2016 campaign. Trump's lawyers contend that the legal theory from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is overridden by campaign finance regulations.
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