#sentencing-delay

#sentencing-delay

President-elect Trump's sentencing has been delayed, affecting the handling of his criminal case as he assumes office.

Judge postponed Trump's sentencing to avoid election interference concerns.

The decision provides Trump time to strategize following a potential ruling on conviction appeal.

Manhattan DA's office did not oppose postponing the sentencing.

Judge adjourns Trump's sentencing, allowing a motion to dismiss the case and pausing proceedings until after his term.

Trump's sentencing in business fraud trial postponed for review of potential presidential immunity implications.

The sentencing for Donald Trump's hush money trial is postponed until after the November election, raising questions about its implications and fairness.

Trump's sentencing in a hush-money case was delayed to avoid disrupting the upcoming presidential election.

The judge postponed Trump's sentencing until after the November election to avoid any perceived influence on the electoral process.

Judge Merchan will delay Trump's sentencing until after the presidential election to ensure the judicial process remains free from political influence.

Donald Trump's request to intervene in his New York hush-money case was denied by a federal judge, blocking attempts to overturn his felony conviction.

Trump plans to leverage his president-elect status to delay sentencing for his hush-money conviction.

Legal experts predict Trump will challenge his sentencing using arguments related to his role as president-elect.

Judge Merchan delayed Trump's sentencing until after the presidential election, influencing campaign dynamics and legal proceedings.

Judge Merchan postponed Trump's sentencing until after the November elections, a key development in the Stormy Daniels case.

Trump filed a 12th request to delay sentencing until after Election Day, citing a pending immunity decision and previous failed legal arguments.