Donald Trump’s first criminal trial — for his New York hush money case — is underway, having solidified all 12 jurors last week, ahead of opening arguments starting Monday, April 22. Although the trial has been at the forefront of the news cycle, according to Politico’s Kyle Cheney and Erica Orden, what many can’t see, is that a slew of outdated rules and systems have “made it virtually impossible for the media — and the public — to access key motions and pretrial rulings in real time.” The state’s “docketing practices have not been updated for the digital age,” the Politico reporters add, and…