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After the Supreme Court’s July 1 immunity decision, Trump asked to file a post-trial motion in the Manhattan hush-money case. Prosecutors did not oppose that request, and Justice Merchan vacated the July 11 sentencing date and set Sept. 18 instead.
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Trump’s New York hush-money sentencing was adjourned from July 11 to Sept. 18 after the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling prompted new briefing on post-trial issues and related sentencing questions.
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Trump’s New York hush-money sentencing was adjourned from July 11 to Sept. 18 after the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling prompted new briefing on post-trial issues and related sentencing questions.
After the Supreme Court’s July 1 immunity decision, Trump asked to file a post-trial motion in the Manhattan hush-money case. Prosecutors did not oppose that request, and Justice Merchan vacated the July 11 sentencing date and set Sept. 18 instead.
A New York judge adjourned Donald Trump’s hush-money sentencing from July 11 to Sept. 18, 2024, if sentencing is still necessary, after the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling triggered new briefing. Prosecutors did not oppose the adjournment and asked for time to respond.
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