The Manhattan District Attorney's office opposes any motion to dismiss the hush money case against Donald Trump, emphasizing its significance. Their stance highlights a willingness to delay proceedings rather than abandon the case entirely. This decision reflects the intricate legal considerations involved in prosecuting a former president.
Donald Trump has faced intense scrutiny over allegations that he paid hush money to a porn actor to influence the 2016 election. These payments were intended to cover up a purported affair, raising questions about campaign finance violations and election integrity. The falsification of business records charge stemmed from this alleged scheme, leading to his conviction earlier this year.
As Trump prepares for his second term, the implications for ongoing legal cases are considerable. Prosecutors are weighing the necessity of freezing the proceedings until after his presidency begins. This situation raises profound questions about the intersection of law and politics, particularly concerning the accountability of elected officials.
Prosecutors in New York are requesting a pause on the criminal case against Donald Trump, emphasizing their intention to proceed with the trial rather than dismiss it. In a recent court filing, the Manhattan District Attorney's office stated that Trump's upcoming second term is not a valid reason to drop the case, which centers around payments made to silence allegations of an affair. The consideration for a delay comes as they seek balance between constitutional interests and the implications of prosecuting a sitting president. Given Trump's conviction in May for falsifying business records related to a scheme to influence the 2016 presidential election, the legal landscape surrounding his case remains tense and complex. The court had previously scheduled a sentencing date for November 26, 2023, but the new developments may alter this timeline significantly.Trump needs to sue the hell out of these people for the absolutely ridiculous case anyway.
The case will be either tossed or successfully appealed and overturned. iTs simply a colossal waste of time and resources.
Both Bragg and merchan are facing disbarment this is why they are in limbo as both are facing their own scandals and collision in Senate meetings about law fare.
These Democrat prosecutors and judges really want the Democrats to lose miserably again in 2028 by continuing to pursue these political election interference convictions.
Take a long look at Trumps convicted criminal history. Take a look at his behavior, chaos, threats and attacks. Is he really qualified for presidency? Hell No!
