The federal judge presiding over Donald Trump’s criminal election interference case shut down a bid by the former president to set his trial more than two-and-a-half years away.
“This case is not going to trial in 2026,” Judge Tanya Chutkan said in a hearing Monday morning in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., NBC News reported.
But the judge also said that she would reject a proposal by federal prosecutors to bring the case to trial in less than five months.
This is the guy who said he could declassify documents using his mind. Whether it’s legal or not, he’ll say he pardoned himself and his legion of terrorists will use that as justification to continue to act like they’re the good guys.
Incidentally, at least for the Georgia charges not even the governor can pardon him.
As a technically, he can, but only after time has been served. In Trump’s case, that would probably mean posthumously.
Isn’t there a board that does pardons in Georgia?
I thought it was the governor, but I’m not certain, you could be right.