'No more tricks': Trump warned his delay tactics have run out in hush money case

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35% : "Former New York State Assistant Attorney General Tristan Snel,l "who successfully prosecuted the $25 million Trump University case," slammed the order as "special treatment," while ex-federal prosecutor and MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner said, "The verdict is in: the rules, the laws, and the Constitution do not apply to Donald Trump the way they apply to you and me.
23% : "However, in an op-ed published by The Daily Beast, legal ethics and civil procedure expert Ray Brescia suggests that, despite Monday's win, Trump is "still in deep legal trouble" when it comes to both of his New York cases.
9% : "READ MORE: 'Easy mark': Why Trump's $464 million bond failure makes him a 'massive national security risk'The Associate Dean for Research and Intellectual Life at Albany Law School also notes, "While Trump can post a lower bond to allow him to appeal the $454 million judgment for alleged fraudulent business practices, his trial in the Stormy Daniels hush-money case will start mid-April, and there seem to be no more tricks up the Trump legal team's sleeves to delay that from happening.

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