Trump’s sentencing was initially set for July 11. But at his lawyers’ request, the proceeding was postponed twice, eventually landing on a date in late November, after the presidential election.

Justice Juan Merchan on Friday denied Trump's bid for an 'interest-of-justice' dismissal, setting sentencing for 10 days before inauguration.

Trump's sentencing initially was set for July 11, then postponed twice at the defense's request. Sisak and Peltz write for the Associated Press. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times .

This story was updated to clarify the sentencing date was put on hold earlier this month. President-elect Donald Trump's Nov. 26 sentencing date in his New York hush money case is on hold as ...

Trump's sentencing was initially set for July 11. But at his lawyers' request, the proceeding was postponed twice, eventually landing on a date in late November, after the presidential election.

NEW YORK (AP) — Faced with the never-before-seen dilemma of how, when or even whether to sentence a former and future U.S. president, the judge in President-elect Donald Trump ‘s hush money c… ...

Trump’s sentencing was initially set for July 11. But at his lawyers’ request, the proceeding was postponed twice, eventually landing on a date in late November, after the presidential election.

Trump's sentencing was initially set for July 11. But at his lawyers' request, the proceeding was postponed twice , eventually landing on a date in late November, after the presidential election.