Judge delays Trump's sentencing in hush money case until after November election
Briefly

Manhattan Judge Juan M. Merchan decided to postpone Trump’s sentencing until November 26, to ensure no perceived influence on the presidential election, stating, "The Court is a fair, impartial, and apolitical institution."
Trump’s legal team argued that sentencing him during the election period would be seen as election interference since he is a candidate for president.
The judge agreed to the delay, pointing out that it’s vital to avoid any appearance of bias in a politically charged context, reinforcing the judicial system's integrity.
Trump’s lawyers pushed for postponing the sentencing to give time for potential appeal considerations following the Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.
Read at Boston.com
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