“Indeed, this remedy is supported by defendants’ own findings showing that 70% of New Yorkers are ‘definitely or probably’ likely to be fair and impartial,” Marchand wrote. decision.
Marchand postponed his trial from March 25 to April 15 after New York federal prosecutors responded to Trump’s subpoena in March by producing more than 100,000 pages of documents related to the case. . But the delay was much shorter than President Trump had hoped. His lawyer asked for at least 90 days to review the documents.
