Trump's lawyer will plead not guilty for the former president at a hearing on Thursday, when the Republican is to be rearraigned.
Judge Tanya Chutkan has granted Donald Trump's request to not attend his new arraignment on election fraud charges.Trump is to be rearraigned on Thursday because prosecutor Jack Smith has issued a new indictment based on the Supreme Court's July 1 ruling on presidential immunity.The former president's lawyer will plead not guilty for him during a status hearing on Thursday.
'She also announced that the arraignment will take place on Thursday. 'The court will confirm the waiver and conduct the arraignment at the status conference scheduled for September 5, 2024,' she wrote.Trump's lawyers are currently seeking a delay in his election interference case in light of the July 1 Supreme Court ruling, which gave presidents broad immunity from prosecution.
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