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Trump’s first criminal trial set for March 25, judge in “hush money” case says
A New York judge denied former President Donald Trump’s request to dismiss criminal charges related to a “hush money” payment and said his trial would proceed as scheduled on March 25, delivering a blow to Trump’s efforts to delay what would be the first trial of any former president in U.S. history. Trump is attending
Judge denies Trump bid to dismiss “hush money” case, says trial will proceed
A New York judge denied former President Donald Trump’s request to dismiss criminal charges related to a “hush money” payment and said his trial would proceed as scheduled on March 25, delivering a blow to Trump’s efforts to delay what would be the first trial of any former president in U.S. history. Trump is attending
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Trump’s New York Criminal Trial Begins March 25, Judge Rules
The president’s legal team was reportedly pushing for a motion to dismiss. New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan said on Feb. 15 that former President Donald Trump’s “hush money” trial would proceed with jury selection starting on March 25, multiple outlets reported. Todd Blanche, one of President Trump’s attorneys, called this a “great injustice,”