Donald Trump told to keep volume down after getting animated at New York civil fraud trial

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A judge warned Donald Trump and others at his New York civil fraud trial to keep their voices down Wednesday after the former president threw up his hands in frustration and spoke aloud to his lawyers while a witness was testifying against him.

Judge Arthur Engoron made the admonition after Trump conferred animatedly with his lawyers at the defence table during real estate appraiser Doug Larson's second day of testimony at the Manhattan trial.State lawyer Kevin Wallace asked Engoron to ask the defence to "stop commenting during the witness' testimony," adding that the "exhortations" were audible on the witness' side of the room.

Trump didn't talk about the case on his way into court past TV cameras Wednesday, saving his usual vitriol about New York Attorney General Letitia James' lawsuit for a morning break. That touched off an angry back-and-forth between the defence and state sides, with Trump lawyer Christopher Kise suggesting that Larson could risk perjuring himself and needed to be advised about his rights against self-incrimination. State lawyer Colleen Faherty called Kise's comments "witness intimidation."

Trump's civil trial involves six claims in James' lawsuit that weren't resolved in Engoron's pretrial ruling, including allegations of conspiracy, insurance fraud and falsifying business records. Engoron will decide the case, not a jury, because state law doesn't allow one in this type of lawsuit.

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