Judge in Trump hush money trial postpones sentencing to consider whether the case should be tossed
In order to give more time for arguments on whether the case should be dismissed, the judge overseeing Donald Trump's hush money trial in New York postponed the sentencing that was originally planned for next week.
After Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office stated in a court filing this week that it would not challenge a motion by Trump's lawyers to postpone his sentencing on 34 felony counts of fabricating business documents, State Judge Juan Merchan made his decision.
In a succinct ruling, Merchan gave Trump's attorneys and prosecutors further time in early December to present their cases regarding whether the case ought to be dropped in light of his election as president. The prosecution has until December 9 to reply, and the defense must file by December 2.
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