Manhattan prosecutors say they are willing to delay ex-president’s trial – due to start later this month – up to 30 days
Manhattan prosecutors say they are willing to delay Donald Trump’s hush-money trial up to 30 days to review new records in a case that had been set to start in New York later this month.
In a motion to the court requesting the delay, the district attorney’s office said: “Specifically, yesterday the USAO [US Attorneys’ Offices] produced approximately 31,000 pages of additional records and represented that there will be another production of documents by next week. Based on our initial review of yesterday’s production, those records appear to contain materials related to the subject matter of this case, including materials that the People requested from the USAO more than a year ago and that the USAO previously declined to provide.”
