During the trial, witness David Pecker was interrupted by prosecutor Joshua Steinglass when he began discussing the possibility of having Dino Sajudin, a former Trump Tower doorman, take a polygraph test. The judge had previously ruled that polygraph information could not be presented as evidence in the case.
Steinglass quickly intervened, instructing Pecker not to disclose any details about the polygraph test or its results. This action suggests that the prosecution is keen on adhering to the court's ruling and preventing any mention of polygraph-related information during the trial.
