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1 verified report published on March 7, 2024.
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The headline from March 7 is simple: Trump’s legal team kept reaching for delay, and the courts kept noticing the stunt. That pattern matters because it is now part of the campaign itself, not just a side show around it. When your day-to-day strategy is to ask courts to rescue you from the consequences of your own schedule, you are not projecting strength. You are advertising a growing pile of panic.
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On March 7, 2024, Donald Trump’s lawyers filed a motion in New York seeking to exclude certain evidence and adjourn the hush-money trial, arguing that the request was tied to presidential-immunity claims in the federal election-interference case. On April 3, Judge Juan Merchan denied the motion as untimely and said Trump had raised the same immunity theory much earlier in other proceedings.