The notorious case involving alleged discretional payments to Stormy Daniels and involving former President Donald Trump, which is seen by many as the least potent of the various legal attacks against the former leader, has just seen a significant ruling. It was broadcasted on Fox News that subsequent to a late introduction of evidence by the prosecution, the presiding judge has opted to prolong the trial. This decision was undertaken to allot additional time - up to 30 days - for Trump's defense team to examine this new material.

Presiding Judge Juan Merchan approved the extension and has scheduled a hearing for March 25th, intending to delve into questions related to the newly emerged evidence from the Department of Justice. It was the Justice Department who had previously informed Trump's legal counsel and the Manhattan DA's office, currently under Alvin Bragg, of an impending release of 15,000 potentially evidentiary records.

Fox News has informed that the probe into the hush-money payments to Daniels was carried out by the DOJ during Trump's presidency. The U.S. Attorney’s Office went on to clarify that a majority of the examined content is not directly pertinent to the state case being brought against the former president.

Federal authorities have already provided no fewer than 104,000 pages of recorded materials. Initially, a large chunk, appoximatelly 74,000 pages, were handed only to Bragg's office, bypassing Trump's legal team. These documents have since been forwarded by Bragg's office to the defense.

These dossiers touch upon alleged secret payments made to adult film actress Stormy Daniels, a twist that resulted in Michael Cohen, Trump's former attorney, serving a prison sentence. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg communicated his acquiescence to a 30-day delay for the defense to thoroughly scrutinize the newly presented evidence.

The notorious case involving alleged discretional payments to Stormy Daniels and involving former President Donald Trump, which is seen by many as the least potent of the various legal attacks against the former leader, has just seen a significant ruling. It was broadcasted on Fox News that subsequent to a late introduction of evidence by the prosecution, the presiding judge has opted to prolong the trial. This decision was undertaken to allot additional time - up to 30 days - for Trump's defense team to examine this new material.
Presiding Judge Juan Merchan approved the extension and has scheduled a hearing for March 25th, intending to delve into questions related to the newly emerged evidence from the Department of Justice. It was the Justice Department who had previously informed Trump's legal counsel and the Manhattan DA's office, currently under Alvin Bragg, of an impending release of 15,000 potentially evidentiary records.
Fox News has informed that the probe into the hush-money payments to Daniels was carried out by the DOJ during Trump's presidency. The U.S. Attorney’s Office went on to clarify that a majority of the examined content is not directly pertinent to the state case being brought against the former president.
Federal authorities have already provided no fewer than 104,000 pages of recorded materials. Initially, a large chunk, appoximatelly 74,000 pages, were handed only to Bragg's office, bypassing Trump's legal team. These documents have since been forwarded by Bragg's office to the defense.
These dossiers touch upon alleged secret payments made to adult film actress Stormy Daniels, a twist that resulted in Michael Cohen, Trump's former attorney, serving a prison sentence. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg communicated his acquiescence to a 30-day delay for the defense to thoroughly scrutinize the newly presented evidence.

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