Judge in Classified Documents Case Hints She Will Delay the Trial

Joe Biden and the Democrats got their worst nightmare.

The courts aren’t coming to their rescue.

Donald Trump was grinning from ear to ear over this judge’s ruling.

Democrat prosecutors brought indictments against Trump in heavily Democrat jurisdictions of Atlanta, New York City, and Washington, D.C. with the knowledge a Democrat judge would oversee the proceeding and ensure a show trial straight out of Soviet Russia.

But because of the circumstances of the Mar-a-Lago document case, Joe Biden prosecutor Jack Smith had to indict Trump in Florida, a state where Trump stood a chance of a fair trial in front of a fair judge who wasn’t working on behalf of Joe Biden’s re-election campaign.

Judge Aileen Cannon drew the assignment on the Mar-a-Lago document case and repeatedly called out Joe Biden’s prosecutors for trying to railroad Trump.

Cannon issued a ruling delaying the pretrial motion schedule in the documents case which will assuredly push back the May 20, 2024, trial date to likely after the election.

Trump’s lawyers argued that Smith stacked his two trials against Trump one on top of another – the sham trial against Trump for contesting the 2020 election is set to begin March 4, 2024 in D.C. – which made it impossible for Trump to receive his constitutionally guaranteed right to the strongest legal defense possible as his lawyers had to prepare for two trials at once.

“It’s very difficult to be trying to work with a client in one trial and simultaneously try to prepare that client for another trial,” Trump lawyer Christopher Kise told the judge. “This has been a struggle and a challenge.”

Judge Cannon recognized the unfairness of Smith’s scheme to stack the deck in his favor.

“I’m just having a hard time seeing how realistically this work can be accomplished in this compressed period of time, given the realities that we’re facing,” Judge Cannon stated.

Judge Cannon told both parties they should expect “reasonable adjustments” to the pretrial schedule.