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Trump's day in court, an unusual proceeding before an unusual audience
Several federal D.C. judges joined members of the public to attend former President Trump's third arraignment in less than four months.
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Several federal D.C. judges joined members of the public to attend former President Trump's third arraignment in less than four months.
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