Former President of the United States Donald Trump surrendered before the Manhattan grand jury in New York as he faces extraordinary criminal charges. This has threaten to derail his Republican leader’s 2024 presidential campaign.

Donald Trump has created history by becoming the first former US president to face criminal charges. The sealed indictment purportedly charges the 76-year old with more than 30 counts of corporate fraud. The most serious fraud is allegedly paying ‘hush money’ to porn actress Stormy Daniels.

The further development in the drama is that a New York-based judge has issued a ruling on Monday that no video cameras will be allowed in the courtroom where Trump will be arraigned, and gave a nod to only few photographers who will be allowed to take pictures in the premises.

The ruling was issued by New York Judge Juan Merchan on Monday night. He ruled that a handful of photographers will be allowed to take pictures in the courtroom where former President Trump will be arraigned on Tuesday, but he will not allow video cameras, according to reports.

Five still photographers will be permitted access to the courtroom for a period of time before being asked to leave, according to the decision, which was reported by ABC News.