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Trump Suing N.Y. Judge Just One Week Before Hush Money Trial, Report Says

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The suit will challenge the gag order he was placed under, according to a report.

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Apr 3, 2024
Trump Renews Request For Judge In N.Y. Hush Money Case To Recuse Himself
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Apr 8, 2024Newest
Trump Suing N.Y. Judge Just One Week Before Hush Money Trial, Report Says
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NBC News
Trump makes new request seeking recusal of judge in hush money case (opens NBC News)
Published Apr 2, 2024
NBC News's feed description
Donald Trump’s lawyers are making another attempt to have Judge Juan Merchan remove himself from the New York hush money trial.
Forbes
Trump Renews Request For Judge In N.Y. Hush Money Case To Recuse Himself (opens Forbes)
Published Apr 4, 2024
Forbes's feed description
Friday’s filing argued that Judge Juan Merchan’s daughter allegedly “profiting from the promotion of a political agenda that is hostile to President Trump” requires the judge to recuse himself.
News Nation Now
Trump mounts new push to recuse judge in hush money case (opens News Nation Now)
Published Apr 4, 2024
News Nation Now's feed description
Former President Trump on Friday demanded his hush money judge recuse himself from the upcoming trial, now less than two weeks away, over his daughter’s firm’s digital marketing work for prominent Democrats.
New York Post
Trump lawyers mount fresh bid to oust hush money trial judge (opens New York Post)
Published Apr 5, 2024
New York Post's feed description
Donald Trump on Friday urged the judge in his "hush money" criminal case to recuse himself due to his daughter's marketing work for prominent Democrats.
NBC News
Trump again asks hush money judge to recuse himself less than two weeks before trial starts (opens NBC News)
Published Apr 5, 2024
NBC News's feed description
Lawyers for Donald Trump have again asked the judge presiding over his upcoming criminal trial to recuse himself from the former president's case, this time citing an "unacceptable appearance of impropriety."
The New Republic
Trump’s New Attempt to Delay Hush Money Case Is Most Desperate Yet (opens The New Republic)
Published Apr 7, 2024
The New Republic's feed description
The former president may be suing the judge in his case.
Washington Examiner
Trump plans last-ditch effort to sue New York hush money judge (opens Washington Examiner)
Published Apr 7, 2024
Washington Examiner's feed description
Lawyers for former President Donald Trump made a last-minute move to sue the judge presiding over his criminal hush money case on Monday, according to records.
Insider
Trump is suing his hush-money judge (opens Insider)
Published Apr 7, 2024
Insider's feed description
The legal move comes just one week before jury selection is set to begin in Trump's first scheduled criminal trial.
The Guardian
Trump readies to sue judge in Stormy Daniels hush-money case (opens The Guardian)
Published Apr 7, 2024
The Guardian's feed description
With trial over payments to adult-film star to begin next week, the ex-president is attempting to ‘appeal in the form of a lawsuit’
Forbes
Trump Suing N.Y. Judge Just One Week Before Hush Money Trial, Report Says (opens Forbes)
Published Apr 7, 2024
Forbes's feed description
The suit will challenge the gag order he was placed under, according to a report.
The Daily Caller
Trump Suing Judge Overseeing Hush Money Case In Bid To Delay Trial: REPORT (opens The Daily Caller)
Published Apr 7, 2024
The Daily Caller's feed description
Former President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against the New York judge overseeing his hush money case Monday.