It’s been a while since we heard any new updates from Alvin Bragg and Judge Juan Merchan, the Manhattan power couple that orchestrated Donald Trump’s convictions in a highly dubious trial earlier this year. There was one fairly recent update, however, and it potentially carries some good news for the former President. Trump’s attorneys had been pushing to delay his sentencing in the case, currently scheduled for September 18. In light of the Supreme Court’s ruling on limited presidential immunity while performing official acts of his office, Bragg sent a letter to Judge Merchan stating that it would be “prudent” to postpone the sentencing, likely until after the election. Bragg is apparently leaving the final decision up to the judge, but such a move could eliminate another thorn in Trump’s side as he races toward the finish line. (National Review)
Manhattan district attorney Alvin…
