Delays in Trump's Sentencing

The sentencing of former President Donald Trump in a case involving falsified business records has encountered multiple delays, with the latest scheduled for November 26, after the presidential election. Initially set for July 11, the date was pushed back to September 12 and then further to November due to considerations regarding presidential immunity, influenced by a recent Supreme Court ruling. Judge Juan Marchon emphasized that these postponements aim to prevent any perception of political bias during a crucial electoral period. This ongoing delay has exacerbated claims from Trump and his supporters, who argue that the judicial process is a politically motivated attack aimed at disrupting his campaign.