"Manhattan DA Seeks 30-Day Delay for Trump Hush Money Trial Review"
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Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has proposed a one-month delay in the trial of Donald Trump due to the recent receipt of 31,000 pages of additional records from federal prosecutors. The trial, set to begin on March 25, pertains to charges of falsifying business records related to hush money payments during Trump's 2016 campaign. Trump's legal team had requested a 90-day delay after receiving 73,000 pages of records earlier this month, and Bragg's office has now received additional documents that appear relevant to the case. The suggestion for a delay comes amidst legal maneuvering in multiple criminal cases involving Trump.
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- Manhattan DA suggests one-month delay to Donald Trump hush money trial The Washington Post
- Manhattan D.A. Proposes Delaying Trump Hush-Money Trial for Review of Records The New York Times
- N.Y. district attorney supports a 30-day delay in Donald Trump's hush money trial NBC News
- Prosecutors say Trump's New York criminal trial could be delayed POLITICO
- The Courts Let Trump Run Out The Clock When He Was President. They’re Doing It Again. HuffPost
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