Trump hush-money case sentencing postponed indefinitely
Trump hush-money case sentencing postponed indefinitely
President-elect spokesperson hails ‘decisive win’ as Judge Juan Merchan declines to provide new sentencing date
Summary
The sentencing in Donald Trump’s Manhattan hush-money case has been postponed indefinitely following his 2024 presidential election victory.
Judge Juan Merchan ordered Trump’s legal team to file their dismissal argument by December 2, with prosecutors responding a week later.
Trump’s attorneys argue that as president-elect, he is immune from prosecution and claim the case is politically motivated.
Prosecutors oppose outright dismissal, suggesting proceedings could be deferred until Trump’s presidency ends.
Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts for falsifying business records linked to hush-money payments during the 2016 election.
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Talk about spitting in the face of any jurors on this case.