New York prosecutors respond to President-elect Trump’s petition to the United States Supreme Court, arguing the sentencing in Trump’s criminal hush money trial must proceed Friday. Here’s One America’s Daniel Baldwin with the details.
On Monday, President-elect Donald Trump requested a New York judge to delay his January 10th sentencing while Trump’s legal team works through the appeal process.
President-elect Donald Trump will reportedly be sentenced on January 10th in his so-called “hush money” case, a judge ruled on Friday. The judge also noted that he would not imprison him.
Democrat New York Governor Kathy Hochul demanded that President-elect Donald Trump would need to show remorse in the event that he wanted to receive a pardon for his felony conviction in the so-called “hush money” case,
Attorneys for President-elect Donald Trump have called on the judge overseeing his falsifying records case to dismiss the indictment, citing President Joe Biden’s pardoning of his son Hunter.
A Manhattan judge has postponed Donald Trump’s sentencing for his conviction in his hush-money case and said he’ll consider getting rid of the case entirely after voters elected him to become the next President.
Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg has agreed to postpone President-elect Donald Trump’s sentencing in his so-called “hush money” case. However, he has not dropped the case and maintains that he doesn’t plan to.
The Manhattan, New York, judge who oversaw president-elect Donald Trump’s hush-money criminal trial is expected to announce next week if his historic felony conviction will still stand.
Jeff Walz, the brother of Democrat Vice Presidential candidate, Tim Walz, has been making waves on social media after previous Facebook posts have been resurfacing showcasing Jeff’s critical view of his brother’s extreme left-leaning ideologies.