US District Judge Aileen Cannon, appointed by Trump, has prolonged the proceedings, leading to concerns about a potential trial delay until after the next presidential election.
Prosecutors express frustration over the slow progress, citing unusual legal maneuvers by Cannon. They fear further delays could push the trial beyond the election.
The case centers on allegations that Trump unlawfully kept sensitive documents at his Mar-a-Lago club and obstructed the investigation.
Cannon’s handling of a previous Trump lawsuit has raised suspicions about her motives in this case.
While the prosecution presents strong evidence, the trial is stalled as Cannon grapples with a backlog of legal issues.
Critics accuse Cannon of complicating matters unnecessarily, raising doubts about her management of the case.
Despite calls for expediency, Cannon’s rulings and proceedings indicate a protracted legal battle ahead, prompting concerns about the trial’s timing and the judge’s impartiality.
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