"Trump's Legal Limelight: Trials, Tactics, and Triumphs"

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Judges overseeing Donald Trump's civil fraud and defamation trials have taken different approaches in dealing with his attempts to turn the proceedings into political spectacles. While one judge reluctantly allowed Trump to deliver a closing argument, Trump ignored the restrictions and attacked the judge. Another judge sternly warned Trump about being disruptive in the courtroom, leading to no further complaints from the opposing party. These contrasting approaches may provide guidance for judges overseeing Trump's potential criminal trials, with the emphasis on setting and enforcing rules to prevent Trump from turning the trials into political rallies.
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