Judge Delays Trump’s Hush-Money Criminal Trial by 30 Days, Citing Last-Minute Document Trove

The trial, among four criminal indictments against Mr. Trump, the presumptive 2024 Republican presidential nominee, had been slated to start on March 25.

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District Attorney Alvin Bragg at New York on April 4, 2023. AP/John Minchillo

A judge on Friday delayed former President Trump’s hush-money criminal trial until at least mid-April after his lawyers said they needed more time to sift through a profusion of evidence they only recently obtained from a previous federal investigation into the matter.

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