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Donald Trump’s ‘hush-money’ sentencing delayed until Sept. 18 after SCOTUS immunity ruling
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1:03Now PlayingDonald Trump’s sentencing in his Manhattan hush money trial was postponed to September after prosecutors agreed Tuesday that the historic event should be delayed in light of the US Supreme Court’s ruling granting presidents immunity for “official acts.”
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan approved prosecutors’ request to push back the July 11 sentencing in the felony fudging business records case so that he can rule on Trump’s claim that prosecutors inappropriately used trial evidence from the former president’s time in the White House.
Merchan said he would make a decision on if and how the immunity ruling affects the case by Sept. 6, and that the sentencing would take place Sept. 18 “if .. still necessary.”
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