US EditionTrump again seeks recusal of judge in hush money criminal trial
- Donald Trump is seeking to have the judge overseeing his criminal trial recused due to conflicts of interest with the judge's daughter's political consultancy.
- Prosecutors have urged the judge not to entertain Trump's request, stating that there is no evidence to support the claims of a conflict of interest.
- Trump is aiming to delay his criminal trials until after a potential rematch with Democratic President Joe Biden in November.
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Prosecutors Ask Trump Documents Judge to Act
“In an open display of frustration, federal prosecutors on Tuesday night told the judge overseeing former President Donald Trump’s classified documents case that a ‘fundamentally flawed’ order she had issued was causing delays and asked her to quickly resolve a critical dispute about one of Mr. Trump’s defenses — leaving them time to appeal if needed,” the New York Times reports. “The unusual and risky move by the prosecutors, contained in a 24-…
Donald Trump again called 'corrupt' on Tuesday by Judge Juan Merchan, who will preside over his criminal trial starting April 15 in New York, while his lawyers plan to request the recusal of the judge.
Donald Trump again seeks judge’s recusal in upcoming New York hush-money trial over alleged ‘commercial interests’
Donald Trump’s legal team files a new motion for Judge Merchan’s recusal, arguing a conflict of interest due to his daughter’s work with a Democratic firm.
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