tuning in on my lunch hour to Court TV with Julie Grant 😆🙏🏼 and with Kelly Hyman and DRJasonPiccolo - awesome panel today!😆👏🏼 discussing #DonnaAdelson case! ps - she will 100% stick that that story!😂👏🏼

JD Vance, the man who continues being on the wrong side of everything, should already know that 'stronger security' will win up against an A.R. So, while stronger security is a given, we need stricter policies around firearms.

Had some fun talking about tan suits, almonds, and voting with I've Had It Podcast. And listen – if you're still not registered to vote or don't know if you are, it's not too late: Visit IWillVote.com, check your status, and get it done.

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Breaking -Judge Juan Merchan has now DELAYED Donald Trump's sentencing in his NY election interference case until November 26th.

Judge Merchan delayed sentencing to after the election to avoid the appearance that sentencing has been affected by or seeks to affect the election. He says the delay will dispel any suggestion that he is seeking to advantage or disadvantage any political party or candidate.

Here is the breakdown of Judge Merchan's decision to delay Trump's sentencing in the NY election interference trial:

As an initial matter, the Prosecution did NOT oppose Trump's request for an adjournment of his sentencing. Instead, they told Judge Merchan that they would "defer to the Court" when it came to deciding when to sentence Trump, in light of the recent SCOTUS immunity decision.

Judge Merchan notes that even if the Prosecution claims that they are remaining neutral on Trump's requested delay, "[the Prosecution presents] concerns in their letter of August 16, 2024, in a manner which seemingly supports Defendant's application for an adjournment. The People

Trump was supposed to originally be sentenced on July 11th, but b/c of the SCOTUS immunity decision from July 1st caused Trump to file a motion to set aside the jury's verdict and to dismiss the indictment, and the Court agreed to delay until Sept. 6th, with the Prosecution in

Merchan writes: "This now means that any adjournment, of even one week beyond September 18, will bring us within approximately 41 days of the 2024 presidential election."

Merchan then reasons that if he were to deny Trump's motion to set aside the jury's verdict, he is required to sentence Trump "without unreasonable delay." However, Merchan notes: "The public's confidence in the integrity of our judicial system demands a sentencing hearing that

So, based on all of the above factors/issues, Judge Merchan decided that "the decision on [Trump's motion to set aside the verdict] and the imposition of sentence will be adjourned to avoid any appearance-however unwarranted-that the proceeding has been affected by or seeks to

Merchan reinforces his decision to delay with this rationale: "Adjourning decision on the motion and sentencing, if such is required, should dispel any suggestion that the Court will have issued any decision or imposed sentence either to give an advantage to, or to create a

Merchan ends his ruling by noting that "Adjournments for sentencing are routinely granted, often several times, in any number of other criminal matters pending in this courthouse, particularly when unopposed, for reasons ranging from personal circumstances to the scheduling needs

Therefore: Merchan will issue his ruling on Trump's motion to set aside the jury's verdict and to dismiss the indictment on November 12, 2024. This will occur "off-calendar" meaning it'll just be a posted decision with no court hearing for it. Assuming the indictment and

I guess you could say I had a little fun today! I ❤️ Court TV

Trump: The big news today is that the Manhattan DA witch hunt against me has been postponed because everyone realizes that there was no case because I did nothing wrong. It's a witch hunt.

I’m excited to announce that I’ll be joining CNN’s Victor Blackwell CNN tomorrow morning, live at 6 AM, to discuss the latest updates on the Winder, GA school shooting case. We'll be covering the first court appearance of the accused shooter and the recent arrest of the suspect’s

This is so kind 🥹 thank you Jack Rice