Three things to expect in final stretch of Trump hush mon­ey tri­al

For­mer Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump’s crim­i­nal hush mon­ey tri­al could be over as soon as this week. 
Clos­ing argu­ments from both the pros­e­cu­tion and defense are set to begin Tues­day, with both sides get­ting the oppor­tu­ni­ty to walk the jury through the alleged crime. The jury will then hear jury instruc­tions, which will pro­vide them with the frame­work to use to decide a ver­dict. 
A ver­dict in which Trump is acquit­ted or found guilty could also come as ear­ly as this week. Here are three things to look for as this his­toric tri­al wraps up. 
Clos­ing argu­ments
The pros­e­cu­tion and the defense will have the chance to address the jury with their clos­ing argu­ments. Both state­ments are expect­ed to be long and will like­ly last the entire day as lawyers give hours­long sum­maries of the evi­dence and wit­ness testimony.The defense only needs to con­vince at least one juror that …