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Donald Trump's Last-Ditch Efforts To Delay Hush-Money Trial Challenged

Trump's lawyers argue that prejudicial pretrial publicity threatens his fair trial rights.
Trump's legal team seeks a delay for trial, citing Cohen's public criticisms and biased media coverage.
Prosecutors maintain Trump falsified documents to influence the 2016 election; Trump pleads not guilty.

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CNBC

Trump seeks delay of hush money trial over 'prejudicial' press coverage, as he slams the case

Donald Trump seeks to delay his criminal hush money trial due to "prejudicial pretrial publicity" that he says makes prevents him from getting a fair jury.

30 days ago·United States

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Benzinga

Donald Trump's Last-Ditch Efforts To Delay Hush-Money Trial Challenged

Former President Donald Trump's legal team is seeking another delay for his hush-money trial, citing concerns over pretrial publicity and potential bias among Manhattan residents. His attorneys have argued that extensive media coverage and anti-Trump sentiment in Manhattan make it impossible to assemble a fair jury in April. According to a motion filed on March 18 and currently under review by New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan, Trump's…

1 month ago·New York, United States

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Raw Story

Last-ditch effort to delay trial could see Trump fire his whole legal team: expert

Donald Trump may be lining up a mass firing of his legal team in a last-ditch effort to delay his fast-approaching criminal trials, a legal expert warned Monday.Just two weeks before his hush money case is slated to go to court — which would be first of four criminal trials to be heard by a jury

1 month ago·United States

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Political Wire

Trump Looks for Last Ditch Delays in Manhattan

Joyce Vance: “With trial only two weeks away, Trump is showing increasing signs of desperation, including an Easter Sunday ALL CAPS social media spree.” “Don’t be surprised if he takes more steps, like his ‘new’ motion to recuse the Judge. It’s new because he filed one about a year ago for more or less the same reasons. The Judge ruled against him, and that’s not the type of motion he can appeal immediately (the type of interlocutory appeal ahea…

30 days ago·New York, United States

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