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Editorial: Trump gets another break: Justice Juan Merchan put off the hush money sentencing to after the election
In a four-page letter on Friday, Acting Manhattan state Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan explained his reasoning in postponing Donald Trump’s sentencing for his 34 felony convictions in the Stormy Daniels hush money case until late November,
Trump sentencing in New York hush money case postponed until after presidential election
Former President Donald Trump will not face criminal sentencing in New York for his state felony convictions ahead of the November election, according to a decision released Friday by New York Judge Juan Merchan.
Donald Trump can't appeal his hush-money case to the Supreme Court on claims of presidential immunity until after the ...
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The use of artificial intelligence, various aspects of criminal law and the work of the U.S. Supreme Court were among the ...
"I think he has committed layers of reversible error," Jonathan Turley said about Judge Juan Merchan regarding Donald Trump's ...
His endgame is clear: to rapidly lose, but force the question up the ladder to perhaps the only panel complicit enough to ...
In bending over backward to avoid the appearance of anti-Trump bias, Merchan failed in his duty to administer justice ...
The Nebraska Supreme Court has upheld the sentencing and conviction of a Malmo man accused of stabbing his fiancé and the ...
16, on Trump’s request to overturn the verdict and dismiss the indictment in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ...
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His endgame is clear: to rapidly lose, but force the question up the ladder to perhaps the only panel complicit enough to ...
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