Judge Delays Decision on Delaying Trump's Classified Documents Trial

A federal judge, Aileen M. Cannon, has postponed the decision on whether to delay the trial of former President Donald J. Trump on charges of illegally holding classified national security secrets until at least March. While the trial's timing remains unresolved, the judge acknowledged the complexities of the case and pushed back several pretrial motion deadlines, particularly those involving classified materials. Trump's legal team has sought to postpone the trial until after the 2024 election, while federal prosecutors have urged the judge to stick to the current trial date of May 20. The judge expressed concern about potential scheduling conflicts with Trump's other federal trial and the challenges posed by handling sensitive materials.
- Judge Puts Off Decision on Whether to Delay Trump Documents Trial The New York Times
- Judge Cannon leaves open the chance Trump's classified documents trial could be delayed MSNBC
- Judge Cannon keeps Trump classified documents trial scheduled for May CNN
- Trump legal team expresses hope classified documents trial will not start in May – as it happened The Guardian US
- Judge declines for now to push back Trump's classified documents trial but postpones other deadlines Yahoo News
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