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Trump's Election Victory Spurs Legal Maneuvers from January 6 Defendants

Legal motions to delay hearings from January 6 defendants arise following Trump's election, amidst promises of potential pardons from the President-elect.

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Updated: Nov 6th, 2024, 4:31 PM ET

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In the wake of Donald Trump's election victory, January 6 defendants are attempting to delay hearings, anticipating clemency for nonviolent offenders. Christopher Carnell sought a postponement, citing Trump's clemency promises, but his request was denied by the presiding judge. Legal experts suggest it's improbable for judges to alter schedules based on political influences. Over 1,500 individuals are charged in connection with the Capitol riot, and multiple defendants are hoping for pardons post-inauguration.

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