President Trump’s request to postpone
closing arguments in the wake of mother-in-law’s
death denied by Arthur Engoron
Posted By: JoElla Bee, 1/11/2024 7:01:26 PM
When Amalija Knavs passed away on January 9th, President Trump and his attorneys requested that Arthur Engoron, the judge presiding over Trump’s New York civil fraud trial, grant a postponement for closing arguments, so that the president could be with Melania as they mourned their family’s loss. Engoron offered phony condolences, saying he was “sorry to hear the sad news,” but promptly denied the request, writing in an email to Trump’s counsel, “I WILL NOT GRANT ANY FURTHER EXTENSIONS.”
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When Amalija Knavs passed away on January 9th, President Trump and his attorneys requested that Arthur Engoron, the judge presiding over Trump’s New York civil fraud trial, grant a postponement for closing arguments, so that the president could be with Melania as they mourned their family’s loss.
Engoron offered phony condolences, saying he was “sorry to hear the sad news,” but promptly denied the request, writing in an email to Trump’s counsel, “I WILL NOT GRANT ANY FURTHER EXTENSIONS.”
Democrats' star J6 witness waived attorney
privilege,opening door for GOP inquiry,
memos show 2 replies
privilege,opening door for GOP inquiry,
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Senior Houthi official Hussein al-Ezzi also said in a Google-translated post on X: “America and Britain will
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Young Girl in Coffee Shop RECOILS After
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Ear (Video) 15 replies
Biden Creeps on Her – Whispers in Her
Ear (Video) 15 replies
Joe Biden on Friday traveled to Allentown, Pennsylvania to shuffle around for a couple hours.
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Reporters shouted questions about the US bombing Houthis in Yemen as Joe Biden visited the coffee shop.