Judge Aileen Cannon rebuffs Trump's call for trial delay in classified documents case -- for now
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
43% : While Cannon conceded "evolving and unforeseen circumstances" in the case, she concurred with Smith's team that the law favors "the public's right to a speedy trial" and she said she was not persuaded to impose a delay in the trial date -- for now.28% : She noted that Trump is also facing criminal proceedings in New York and Washington, D.C., that add to the complexity of his ability to prepare for trial.
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