Revealed: Proposed jury instructions in Trump hush money case finally hit docket

Legal analysts have been eagerly awaiting proposed jury instructions in Donald Trump's criminal hush money cover-up case in New York, but the wait is over.

Law360's Frank G. Runyeon reported on Friday evening that jury charges from Trump's team and the district attorney "landed on the paper docket." Law360 scanned them into a digital portfolio.

"No final jury charge on paper until the jury hears it," he added.

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Lawfare's Anna Bower expressed excitement at the revelation.

"The proposed jury instructions HAVE BEEN RELEASED," she wrote on Friday night.

You can read the filings digitized by La360 right here.