Jan. 6 Defendants Hope for Trump Pardons Amid Legal Delays
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Defendants in the January 6 Capitol riot cases are requesting delays in their prosecutions, citing Donald Trump's election and his promise to pardon those convicted. Defense attorneys argue that proceedings should be postponed until Trump takes office in 2025, complicating the Justice Department's efforts to conclude these cases. The DOJ opposes these delays, emphasizing the need for prompt justice, but the number of delay requests is expected to increase significantly.
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