Judge Delays Ruling on Trump's NY Hush Money Conviction Appeal
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A New York judge has delayed a decision on whether to overturn Donald Trump's conviction in a hush money case, as prosecutors reassess the situation following his election win. Trump's lawyers argue for dismissal based on a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, claiming the case impedes his ability to govern. The case involves payments to Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election, with Trump convicted of falsifying business records. The decision is postponed until at least November 19, as both sides consider the implications of Trump's presidency on the legal proceedings.
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- Judge delays Trump immunity decision in NY hush money case The Hill
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