Trump’s Election Interference Trial Is Postponed After Judge Vacates March 4 Date

In a new order penned by Judge Tanya S. Chutkan, Donald Trump’s D.C. election interference trial has been postponed from its initial March 4 date with no clues given as to when the trial would be rescheduled.

The move is an effective win for Trump, who has argued that presidential immunity protects him from being criminally prosecuted for actions taken while he was in office.

Judge Chutkan’s decision delivers Trump a welcome delay of court proceedings while he challenges the cases against him and mounts a reelection campaign that will climax in November’s general election.

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