The New York Daily News reports that several news organizations have pushed for Trump’s arraignment to be broadcast, citing its historic nature. He is not expected to stay long and will then head to Mar-a-Lago, where he plans to make a speech on Tuesday evening. According to CNN, he could be brought into the courthouse via a rear or underground entrance. It’s highly unlikely that Trump will be perp-walked, largely for security reasons. Reuters reports that “courtrooms on higher floors of the courthouse will be closed at 1 p.m.,” and cases in nearby buildings will be adjourned in anticipation. downtown, where law enforcement has been preparing by closing off access to streets around the Manhattan Criminal Court. His Tuesday appearance before a judge is scheduled for 2:15 p.m. Trump traveled from Florida to New York City’s La Guardia Airport on Monday and spend the night at his Trump Tower penthouse in midtown. Photographs of the arrested are not automatically made public under New York law, but as the New York Times notes, an exception could be made in this instance due to “the intense public interest.” Changes were made to the state’s legal statutes concerning mug shots in 2019, the Albany Times Union reports. It’s not yet certain that the public will get to see Trump’s mug shot, however. Trump is expected to be photographed and fingerprinted just like any other average citizen facing charges once he arrives at the Manhattan courthouse. Photo: Bing Guan/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesĪs the city prepares for Donald Trump’s Tuesday arraignment in Manhattan, one big question still looms: What will the public be able to see? Here’s what we know about the likelihood of our seeing Trump in the courtroom or his mug shot.

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