Washington Post – Politics:
A weekly look at what’s happening in Donald Trump’s court cases in D.C., Florida, Georgia and New York
Author: Perry Stein
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Trump’s Florida case timeline may need to be pushed back, Cannon says
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“I’m having a hard time seeing how this work can be accomplished in this compressed time frame,” Judge Aileen Cannon said at one point during a hearing.
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Trump Trials: The Muffled Man?
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Tracking the four criminal cases of former president Donald Trump.
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D.C. judge formally issues gag order against Trump. Here’s what to know.
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What to know about the gag order imposed on Donald Trump by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, and gag orders in general.
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Judge Aileen Cannon holds hearings in Fla. for Trump’s co-defendants
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The hearings will examine whether lawyers for Walt Nauta and Carlos De Oliveira have conflicts of interest that keep them from giving adequate legal representation.
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Trump trials: Slow motions
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Welcome back to our weekly pop-up newsletter on Donald Trump’s four criminal cases.
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Hunter Biden expected to plead not guilty to gun charges in federal court
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President Biden’s son Hunter is charged with false statements and illegal gun possession in a high-profile investigation that’s been a focal point for Republicans.
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Trump Trials: The Waiting Game
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Third edition of The Trump Trials, a weekly newsletter on developments in Donald Trump’s four criminal cases.
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Garland to testify before Congress, with his record in the spotlight
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The attorney general who vowed to keep the Justice Department free of politics has led it through two indictments of Donald Trump and one of Hunter Biden.