N.Y. appellate judge allows Trump’s Friday hush money sentencing to go forward
Lawyers for Donald Trump are asking a New York appeals court judge for an emergency order halting the president-elect's scheduled sentencing Friday on criminal charges in the hush money case. The attorneys filed their petition for an emergency stay at the state Appellate Division, a mid-level appeals court.
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Trump lawyer Todd Blanche argued that his client is already protected by presidential immunity and that the judge should ...
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Donald Trump's attorney argued in court to delay Trump's sentencing related to hush money payments, citing potential presidential transition interference. The judge expressed doubts about the appeal.
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President-elect Donald Trump said on the anniversary of the Capitol insurrection that President Joe Biden is "doing everything possible to make the transition as difficult as possible." ...
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