Judge delays sentencing as Trump pushes to have hush money conviction dismissed

The video discusses the latest developments in the hush money case involving President-elect Donald Trump. The sentencing, initially scheduled for November 26, 2024, has been postponed as Judge Juan Marshawn allows defense attorneys to file a motion arguing presidential immunity. This delay is due to a recent Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity for official acts. The defense will file their motion by December 2, with the prosecution responding by December 9. The case highlights the complexities of applying presidential immunity in state-level cases, separate from federal jurisdiction. The outcome of these motions will determine the next steps in the legal proceedings.

What does Alvin Bragg, the prosecutor, plan to do in response to the defense's motion?

How does the recent Supreme Court decision relate to the arguments being made in Trump's case?

What is the significance of the motions that defense attorneys will file on December 2nd?