Trump Case Likely Won’t Start on Time, Legal Analysts Say

Published on November 24, 2023

Some legal analysts and former federal officials predicted that former President Donald Trump’s classified documents case likely won’t start on the current timeline and may impact other Trump cases. Earlier this month, U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon pushed back a meeting with prosecutors to review classified materials until February, and later, she ordered that a court hearing involving Trump lawyers’ requested documents will be held in March. Brian Greer, a former CIA lawyer who had worked cases involving classified records, told The Daily Beast news website that the trial could be delayed by up to four months. He said that the current dates in the Florida case could also impact other cases....

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