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On March 14, 2024, prosecutors said they would not oppose a short adjournment in Donald Trump’s Manhattan hush-money case after a late document production complicated defense review. The trial was later reset for April 15, but the charges stayed alive.
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On March 14, 2024, prosecutors said they would not oppose a short adjournment in Donald Trump’s Manhattan hush-money case after a late document production complicated defense review. The trial was later reset for April 15, but the charges stayed alive.
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On March 14, 2024, prosecutors said they would not oppose a short adjournment in Donald Trump’s Manhattan hush-money case after a late document production complicated defense review. The trial was later reset for April 15, but the charges stayed alive.
Manhattan prosecutors said they would not oppose a delay of up to 30 days in Donald Trump’s hush-money case after a late production of federal records tied to Michael Cohen. The judge later ordered the trial adjourned 30 days and set a new start date of April 15.
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