He sentenced Michael D. Cohen to three years in prison for breaking campaign finance laws by helping to buy the silence of two women who said they had affairs with Donald J. Trump.
Source: New York Times
William H. Pauley III, Judge in Trump Hush Money Case, Dies at 68
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