The trial in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump, initially set for May 20, has been indefinitely postponed by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon due to unresolved issues. In the first court appearance since the postponement, prosecutors and defense lawyers, including those representing Trump's co-defendant Walt Nauta, engaged in heated arguments. The defense sought to have charges against Nauta dismissed, leading to a shouting match during the hearing. Judge Cannon presided over the contentious proceedings held in southeast Florida, where the defense's arguments were labeled as a 'garbage argument'.
While Donald Trump’s New York trial takes a break until next week, there’s new action in the federal case in Florida involving Trump and classified documents. https://t.co/Roy9b2sOCc
‘Garbage argument’: Hearing in Trump’s classified docs case gets heated https://t.co/wBxaqUTizg
Classified docs hearing gets heated over charges against Trump co-defendant Walt Nauta https://t.co/wq6v6GeVYa https://t.co/EslvFnfVgA
Former President Donald #Trump’s attorneys and those of co-defendant #WaltNauta appear in southeast Florida to argue for the dismissal of his classified documents case. https://t.co/2JWUsmiBeu
A hearing in former Pres. Trump's classified documents case got heated at times as defense attorneys sought to have charges dropped against Trump co-defendant Walt Nauta. https://t.co/3sU5IPrf27
Judge Cannon holds hearing in Trump classified docs case amid postponed trial https://t.co/rvyOmOOIGu https://t.co/BEBHNmvaK3
Shouting match erupts at classified documents hearing as Trump and allies try to dismiss charges https://t.co/asnuBecwcp
Prosecutors and defense lawyers in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump are due in court Wednesday for the first time since the judge indefinitely postponed the trial earlier this month. https://t.co/dTb2BHdnmf
Prosecutors and defense lawyers in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump are due in court today for the first time since the judge indefinitely postponed the trial earlier this month. https://t.co/wJmIDkApHM
The case, one of four criminal prosecutions against Trump, had been set for trial on May 20 but U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon cited numerous issues she has yet to resolve as a basis for canceling the trial date. https://t.co/LPlliEBOCO https://t.co/xyIPnkh1F0