Trump Hush Money Case Faces Delays Amid Legal Maneuvering
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Prosecutors in the Manhattan District Attorney's office oppose dismissing President-elect Trump's criminal conviction related to hush money payments but agree to pause the case until after his presidency ends in 2029. They suggest deferring all proceedings, including sentencing, to balance constitutional interests. Trump's legal team argues for dismissal, citing the Presidential Transition Act and a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. The final decision rests with Judge Juan Merchan, who has delayed his ruling on the case's future.
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