Judge in Trump's N.Y. hush-money case denies request to recuse himself
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The New York judge overseeing former President Donald Trump's hush money case on Monday declined to recuse himself after Trump's attorneys accused him of harboring conflicts of interest.
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The New York judge overseeing former President Donald Trump's hush money case on Monday declined to recuse himself after Trump's attorneys accused him of harboring conflicts of interest.
The decision comes more than two months after Trump's lawyers filed a motion seeking to remove Judge Juan Merchan from the upcoming trial, set to begin in March.
The New York state judge overseeing Donald Trump’s criminal case tied to hush money payments denied the former president’s bid to have the judge recuse himself from the litigation.
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