Donald Trump facing new ruling in hush-money case after election victory US politics live
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Judge Juan Merchan has delayed the ruling on Donald Trump’s presidential immunity from conviction, pushing back the decision to November 19 after letters for a postponement from both defense and prosecution.
Originally set to be sentenced on July 10, the judge's actions reflect shifts due to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. Trump's team contends the ruling warrants a delay.
Merchan emphasized that complexities surrounding the case influenced his decision to postpone, aiming to avoid the perception that the verdict could impact the upcoming presidential election.
The uncertainty of legal proceedings led Trump's attorneys to seek further delays, aiming for a comprehensive understanding before potential appeals following Judge Merchan's decision.
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