Ms. Daniels could take the stand to testify against Mr. Trump as early as this week, marking their first face-to-face confrontation related to the hush-money agreement and sexual encounter allegations.
Her testimony would allow jurors to see and hear from the core figure of the case, providing context about the 2006 encounter amidst Mr. Trump's campaign turmoil in 2016.
The decision to call Ms. Daniels as a witness carries risks for prosecutors allowing defense to question her credibility, but not doing so would create a glaring hole in the case.
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