After getting off to a rough start, the hearing in New York over the Stormy Daniels hush money trial ended with another sharp reprimand.
According to Just Security fellow Adam Klasfeld's live updates from the courtroom, "Trump's prosecutor Christopher Conroy complained about not receiving defense exhibits as discovery some six weeks before trial."
The judge wasn't happy.
“There could be sanctions for failure to comply,” the judge said.
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The moment came after Trump's lawyers were arguing with the judge over the partisanship of the jurors, claiming Trump was under attack by "a Democrat" — referring to President Joe Biden.
He had previously requested that potential jurors detail campaign contributions, which the assistant district attorney said could become a proxy for asking about party affiliation.
