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US Department of Justice fires lawyers who investigated cases against Trump
Court postpones Trump's sentencing in hush money case: what's going on
A judge is still considering the ex-porn star's case against Trump: Stormy Daniels answers whether she will leave the US
Violated the ban on criticizing witnesses: judge fines Trump $9,000
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Judge Juan Merchant postponed the sentencing of Donald Trump indefinitely. Trump's lawyers were given until December 2 to justify the request to dismiss the case.
A judge is still considering the ex-porn star's case against Trump: Stormy Daniels answers whether she will leave the US
Former porn star Stormy Daniels has denied any plans to leave the United States after Trump's victory. Judge Juan Merchant postponed the decision in the case of paying her $130,000 for her silence.
Violated the ban on criticizing witnesses: judge fines Trump $9,000
Former US President Donald Trump was charged with contempt of court and fined $9,000 for violating a judge's order prohibiting him from criticizing potential witnesses during his criminal trial.