Will Trump and his lawyers be able to stall and delay all the trials beyond election day?

[kentuck]

Because of the classified nature of the documents in the Mar-a-Lago case, they may be able to stretch it out ?

But, with the Judge and the prosecution set on a "speedy" trial in the January 6th case, it is difficult to see how they delay it to any meaningful extent?

If Fani Willis indicts on RICO charges, one might expect it to take a little longer than normal to get to the end?

At this time, the January 6th charges, the most important of the cases, looks like it will be the most likely to go to trial.

It does seem like the Trump team is putting extra effort into fighting the charges stemming from January 6th, in my opinion.

[Lovie777]

1. No...................

[Beastly Boy]

2. Maybe some trials, for some time.

But frankly, the coverage of these trials, the time they stay in the news, is likely to affect the outcome of elections more than the verdict itself.

And I sincerely hope that the trials do not end too soon. Voters have short memories. Any trial, and more importantly media coverage of the trial, that ends two months before the election or sooner, no matter what the outcome, will surely play in Trumps favor. Because people forget very quickly.

[dem4decades]

3. Cannon will probably throw the trial out before the election. She knows her job.

[WiVoter]

8. I Wonder If, Or Should I Say How, She Communicates

With her “dear leader.”

[dem4decades]

13. I'm sure she knows what she's supposed to do without any communications.

She wasn't appointed for her knowledge of the law.

[republianmushroom]

4. I believe that they will delay that long.

30 months and counting

[SWBTATTReg]

5. The more longer the orange idiot postpones these trials, the more guilty he looks. Simple as that.

If one were innocent, then why not prove it?

[slightlv]

9. Ah, but you're thinking like a normal, innocent person!

*rump certainly ain't one of us!!!

[kabi knit]

6. Yes

Simply based upon current manipulations and protestations

[Walleye]

7. Trump team keeps saying this is an election year.It's not. 2024 is an election year

[emulatorloo]

17. Yes and it is 15 months away. I don't understand why some DU'er are acting as if it in this Nov.

[Walleye]

18. Every TV news segment is dominated by polls,it's ridiculous

[emulatorloo]

20. +++++ Yeah it is just crazy. I'll start looking at polls around Labor Day 2024.

[Walleye]

21. Exactly. The only poll that counts of course is November 2024

So many people in America, it seems, would rather believe the polls than actual people voting at election time. I am just tired of the term front-runner, nobody’s a front runner yet. There has been no voting

[anarch]

10. probably enough of them, in my opinion

enough to allow the absurdity of him being on the ballot come election time

[Mr.Bill]

11. Yes, they will be delayed until after the election.

Except for the Georgia one, I'm not sure about that.

[Dave says]

12. Yes

Makes me very sad, but I think it is unlikely any go to trial before the election.

[emulatorloo]

16. The election is 15 months away. Plenty of time for a trial or two.

[emulatorloo]

14. No.

[newdayneeded]

15. probably the only one that would be

speedy is the J6 trial, to me, that's the least winnable. the lawyers can spin everything from him genuinely not knowing, to being manipulated by his staff, to drilling non stop parts of his j6 speech where he said "go peacefully to the capital".

The rest of the speech was mob attack orders, but he did say the above line. That's why I think this case will be the toughest to win. Fortunately this case has a legit judge on it. If it was slimebag Cannon it would be thrown out within a day.

[Walleye]

19. He wasn't indicted for inciting the riot

[newdayneeded]

22. Point taken,

but the classified docs case is a slam dunk. Cannon needs to be pulled!

[Walleye]

23. Absolutely, I can't imagine the judges on the higher courts have much respect for her either