New York judge rules against Trump bid to throw out hush money conviction

New York Judge Juan Merchan rejected on Monday Donald Trump's attempt to dismiss his felony conviction related to hush money payments, citing the Supreme Court's stance that presidential immunity doesn't cover unofficial acts. The ruling could make Trump the first president to enter office with a felony conviction, pending his appeal against the verdict.

New York judge rules against Trump bid to throw out hush money conviction
New York Judge Juan Merchan rejected on Monday Donald Trump's attempt to dismiss his felony conviction related to hush money payments, citing the Supreme Court's stance that presidential immunity doesn't cover unofficial acts. The ruling could make Trump the first president to enter office with a felony conviction, pending his appeal against the verdict.

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