Judge Cynthia Kern declined to postpone the April 15 trial.
A New York appeals court judge declined to postpone the April 15 trial in former President Donald Trump's. The full Appellate Division First Department will consider later this month whether to relax a limited gag order as Trump has requested.
By April 22, the parties must submit written arguments about change of venue. By April 29, the parties must submit written arguments about the gag order. Cohen and Daniels "are attacking President Trump in public in a way that is completely different from any witness in any of these cases," Bove argued.
Wu expressed concern about Trump's remarks putting others in the "line of fire" and potentially impacting the participation of trial witnesses.
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