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Donald Trump supporters rally outside his Mar-a-Lago estate a day after the former president was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury. Source: AAP / Rebecca Blackwell

Details of the criminal charges against Donald Trump are set to be revealed in his first court appearance next week. It is the first time a former US president has faced criminal charges. The legal case comes as Trump is a few months into his third run for presidency.

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Details of the criminal charges against Donald Trump are set to be revealed in his first court appearance next week. It is the first time a former US president has faced criminal charges. The legal case comes as Trump is a few months into his third run for presidency.

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