Top New York appeals court rejects Trump's request to delay hush-money sentencing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : In May, a jury convicted Trump on 34 counts of falsifying business records but legal actions by the president-elect have stalled the process along with a Supreme Court ruling that said that some of his actions while in office should be protected.
24% : Trump said the sentencing should not take place until an appeal can be heard on State Judge Juan Merchan's ruling that his hush-money case is not covered by presidential immunity, an argument rejected by all three court levels in New York.
22% : The chief appeals clerk notified Trump that Judge Jenny Rivera refused to sign the order to stop the sentencing.

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