Judge Aileen Cannon has adjourned this Tuesday Florida trial date indefinitely (USA) against the former president donald trump (2017-2021), for the criminal case of mishandling of confidential documents found in his possession after leaving the White House.
The judge’s decision makes it very unlikely that the trial in Florida against the former president and virtual Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will take place before the presidential elections next November.
In her order, the judge has argued that wait for the resolution of previous disputesincluding disagreements over how classified information is used during the trial.
Trump pleaded not guilty
Trump pleaded not guilty in August more than thirty charges that were charged to him in the framework of the case regarding the classified documents found at his residence in Mar-a-Lago, in Florida, after his departure from the White House.
The charges against Trump, up to 37, range from willfully withholding national defense information to conspiracy to obstruct justice. The tycoon stored boxes in various places in his residencesuch as his bedroom or one of his offices, although they were also found in the bathroom and shower.
Trump showed pages marked as classified on up to two occasions to several people, while also ordering his personal assistant, Walt Nauta, to move the papers from one place to another so that they would not be found by investigators.
