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11. Let me get this right, Mr. Tacopina

Wed Apr 12, 2023, 01:10 PM

Apr 2023

Your argument is that as long as your client keeps piling up criminal acts he should be able to postpone court proceedings on his prior tortious conduct ad infinitum? Your client's bad publicity is all of his own making, and this court is not inclined to honor his delaying tactics. The trial date has been set for a long time, witnesses and experts have been scheduled for months, and if your client's alleged criminal conduct has made headlines recently, that's of no concern to this court. See you on April 25.

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Trump is trying a new stall tactic in the E. Jean Carroll trial [View all] Bev54 Apr 2023 OP

Nope. We're ready and I'm sure Ms Carroll has waited long enough. On with it. Deuxcents Apr 2023 #1

Pretty sure Carroll would have preferred the trial occurred sooner. Raven123 Apr 2023 #2

Indictments have consequences C_U_L8R Apr 2023 #3

Seriously??? anciano Apr 2023 #4

Ask for an extension and blame the media, typical Trump tactic. sarcasmo Apr 2023 #5

It was TFG who made the inflammatory statements LetMyPeopleVote Apr 2023 #6

That's a completely nonsense argument. Takket Apr 2023 #7

I am pretty sure he will, he has continuously warned them he will not be delaying the trial Bev54 Apr 2023 #9

In other words, "Everyone knows I'm evil, so I can never be tried for a crime." barbaraann Apr 2023 #8

To hell with Spanky. greatauntoftriplets Apr 2023 #10

Let me get this right, Mr. Tacopina gratuitous Apr 2023 #11

been delayed long enough. republianmushroom Apr 2023 #12

Another link to story Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2023 #13