Judge Delays Trump's Sentencing in Hush Money Case Until After Election

Judge Delays Trump's Sentencing in Hush Money Case Until After Election

1 minute read
Updated 4 months ago

Legal Developments

Judge postponed 's sentencing in the hush money case to Nov. 26, avoiding any potential impact on the presidential election. The original date was set for Sept. 18.

Trump's legal team sought the delay, arguing that sentencing him during his presidential campaign would constitute election interference. They also requested a dismissal based on presidential immunity, referencing a ruling.

Political and Public Reactions

Democrats, including President and Vice President , have highlighted Trump's conviction in their campaigns, with Biden calling Trump a "convicted felon" and Harris focusing on the legal challenges Trump faces.

Trump's campaign and supporters argue that the legal battles are politically motivated, describing them as a "witch hunt" aimed at undermining his 2024 presidential run.
This is a beta feature. We cannot guarantee the accuracy or quality of responses.

Sources

AllLeftCenterRight