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Manhattan DA cites Trump’s ‘rhetoric’ on publicity complaint

Alvin Bragg, Donald Trump

Alvin Bragg (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II), Donald Trump (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)

The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office told Donald Trump’s hush-money trial judge on Wednesday that the former president’s eighth attempt to shut down the proceedings is “inappropriate,” adding that “it would be perverse to reward” him based on “media attention he is actively seeking.”

Defense attorneys for Trump in mid-March filed a motion for a “significant adjournment” of the New York criminal trial “until prejudicial press coverage abates,” claiming that “huge amounts of biased and unfair media coverage” of his numerous cases have compromised the potential jury pool.

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