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Donald Trump will be restricted from making any public statements about witnesses, jurors, lawyers, court staff and their families, according to a partial gag order from New York Justice Juan Merchan, who is overseeing the so-called hush money case against theformer president.
Former President Donald Trump went on the offensive Tuesday against the New York state judge overseeing the criminal trial over the alleged hush-money payments he made in 2016.
An appeals court granted Donald Trump a 10-day extension topay $175m — a portion of the $464m bond in his New York civil fraud case — granting the Republican presidential candidate a reprieve on the day the full amount against him had been due.
NEW YORK — A New York state judge ruled Monday that the criminal trial against former President Donald Trump stemming from a hush money payment he allegedly made to a porn actor can proceed, denying Trump’s request to have the case delayed further or altogether dismissed.
A frustrated New York judge tore into attorneys for Donald Trump in a hearing Monday over their request to delay Trump's trial on charges of falsifying business records in a scheme to silence women who say they had affairs with him. "That you don't have a case right now is really disconcerting," Judge Juan Merchan told the former president's lawyers, referring to their claim that the prosecutors in the case suppressed evidence. "You are literally accusing the Manhattan [District Attorney's] office and the people assigned to this case of prosecutorial misconduct," Merchan said. "You are saying the people assigned to this case are taking part in prosecutorial misconduct, and you don't
As deadline day dawns for Donald Trump to pay the $464m bond in his New York civil fraud case, the Republican presidential candidate has been claiming that he has nearly $500m “in cash” despite his own attorneys telling a New York court that he cannot come up with the money.
The Manhattan district attorney prosecuting Donald Trump’s hush money case is fed up with the former president’s attempts to further delay the trial, saying “enough is enough” in court filings Thursday calling for the trial to start next month.
NEW YORK (AP) — New York prosecutors on Thursday urged a judge to start Donald Trump’s hush money criminal trial on April 15, saying the defense’s calls for further delays or dismissal of the case because of a last-minute evidence dump were a “red herring.”