Trump's Legal Battles Face Delays, Casting Uncertainty Over Election Timeline

With 91 felony charges across four trials, the former president's legal proceedings have hit new complications, potentially extending beyond the November election.

Former President Donald Trump's criminal trials have experienced delays and complications, potentially pushing verdicts past the November election.
Trump is facing 91 felony charges across four trials, including allegations of hush money payments, mishandling classified documents, and election interference.
The Manhattan trial over hush money payments is now likely to start in mid-April, while the timing of the other three trials remains uncertain.
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on Trump's claim of presidential immunity in late April, which could impact the scheduling of the federal election interference trial.
Trump's legal team has sought to delay proceedings, while his public statements aim to discredit the cases and resonate with Republican supporters.