Steven Sadow, legal counsel for former American President Donald Trump, stated on a recent Friday that any attempt to charge Trump with attempts to overturn the 2020 Georgia election results should be put on hold, especially if he is victorious in the upcoming election.

This discourse unfolded as the presiding judge in the case attempted to carve out a date for the trial amidst Trump's existing legal issues and the fast-approaching political race. Trump, presently leading the pack for the Republican nomination for the 2024 Presidential race, is geared up to rival current Democratic President, Joe Biden.

Arguing for his client's interests, Sadow contends that should Trump win in the next elections, calls for the postponement of his trial until his term concludes would be made, maintaining that an ongoing trial would disrupt his presidential duties.

Despite facing an array of state and federal prosecutions, Trump has shown an inclination towards delaying the cases until after the November 5, 2024 election. These observations reinforce the possibility that Trump could make use of his campaign, and a potential second term in the Presidency, as buffers to impede these trials.

This is even the case in state courts wherein Trump stands without the ability to grant himself pardons or directly influence the prosecutorial processes.

Steven Sadow, legal counsel for former American President Donald Trump, stated on a recent Friday that any attempt to charge Trump with attempts to overturn the 2020 Georgia election results should be put on hold, especially if he is victorious in the upcoming election.
This discourse unfolded as the presiding judge in the case attempted to carve out a date for the trial amidst Trump's existing legal issues and the fast-approaching political race. Trump, presently leading the pack for the Republican nomination for the 2024 Presidential race, is geared up to rival current Democratic President, Joe Biden.
Arguing for his client's interests, Sadow contends that should Trump win in the next elections, calls for the postponement of his trial until his term concludes would be made, maintaining that an ongoing trial would disrupt his presidential duties.
Despite facing an array of state and federal prosecutions, Trump has shown an inclination towards delaying the cases until after the November 5, 2024 election. These observations reinforce the possibility that Trump could make use of his campaign, and a potential second term in the Presidency, as buffers to impede these trials.
This is even the case in state courts wherein Trump stands without the ability to grant himself pardons or directly influence the prosecutorial processes.

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