Judge Juan Merchan agreed to pause hush money sentencing until just weeks before the 2024 election over immunity argument.

In a letter to Merchan, Trump lawyer Todd Blanche argued delaying Trump's sentencing until after the election in November ...

The judge overseeing former President Trump’s criminal hush money case in New York has postponed sentencing to Sept. 18, ...

NEW YORK — Donald Trump’s sentencing for his criminal conviction in Manhattan will be delayed until after Election Day, a judge ruled Friday, handing the former president a significant victory ...

Trump's Friday morning sentencing was over in a breezy 30 minutes. As expected, he received zero punishment and a scolding by prosecutors and the judge.

Donald Trump is using his broad new immunity powers to fight his hush-money conviction. Sentencing is set to be pushed back to September 18, as both sides argue over a possible retrial.

Shortly after the ruling, Trump's lawyers moved to delay his July 11 sentencing hearing in New York, while arguing that his convictions—on 34 counts of falsifying business records to conceal ...

Trump's sentencing is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. EDT Friday. The president-elect decided to appear virtually for proceedings after Judge Juan Merchan offered that option.