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Trump’s attorney asks judges to move appeal of NY hush money conviction to federal court

12 June 2025
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Trump’s attorney asks judges to move appeal of NY hush money conviction to federal court
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President Trump’s attorney argued that his felony hush money conviction appeal should move from state to federal court, claiming he deserves a federal forum due to his unique status as a former president. The Manhattan district attorney’s office contended that it’s too late for such a move, and the judges have yet to rule on the matter, with Trump’s lawyers citing federal immunity for official acts as a basis for their appeal.

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