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NEW YORK — Donald Trump’s attorneys have asked the judge who presided over his criminal hush money case to dismiss the indictment and vacate the jury’s guilty verdicts — arguing their client is a victim of the same “raw politics” President Joe Biden cited in pardoning his son, Hunter, according to filings made public Tuesday. “President Biden argued that ‘raw politics has infected this process and it led to a miscarriage of justice,'” Trump lawyers Todd Blanche and Emil Bove wrote in the lengthy and politically charged filing, referring to Biden’s weekend statement announcing a 10-year pardon for his son. “Since DA Bragg took office, he has engaged in ‘precisely the type of political theater’ that President Biden condemned.” Later arguing that the case threatens “the functioning of the federal government,” Bove and Blanche, whom Trump has tapped for top roles at the Department of Justice , contended that state Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan was required to throw it out based on the Presidential Immunity doctrine, the Presidential Transition Act, and the Supremacy Clause, arguing not doing so would impact Trump’s ability to govern. His election victory means the case must be tossed for the good of the country and that “potential incarceration, stigma, and diversions of attention” necessitate “categorical immunity,” Blanche and Bove wrote. “As President Biden put it yesterday, ‘Enough is enough,'” Blanche and Bove. “This case, which should never have been brought, must now be dismissed.” The DA’s office, which declined to comment, is due to respond by Dec. 9. Prosecutors have said they plan to fight Trump’s efforts to get the case thrown out but have conceded the judge may need to postpone sentencing until Trump is out of office. Trump’s lawyers pushed back on the suggestion, writing that prosecutors’ “ridiculous suggestion that they could simply resume proceedings after President Trump leaves Office, more than a decade after they commenced their investigation in 2018, is not an option.” A jury of 12 Manhattan residents found Trump, 78, guilty of 34 counts of falsification of business records on May 30 , stemming from his reimbursement to his ex-fixer Michael Cohen for paying off porn star Stormy Daniels on the eve of the 2016 election. The verdicts marked him as the first U.S. president to be found guilty of committing a crime. The jury found Cohen’s $130,000 payment to Daniels bought her silence about an alleged sexual encounter with Trump at a 2006 golf tournament. They determined the payoff was one in a scheme carried out before the election intended to bury unflattering information about Trump’s past that could negatively impact his standing with voters. It also encompassed payoffs to former Playboy model Karen McDougal, who alleges she had an affair with Trump, and a doorman at Trump Tower who claimed Trump had fathered a child with a maid out of wedlock. Last month, Merchan adjourned Trump’s sentencing indefinitely and drew up a new schedule to consider arguments about how to proceed in light of his election win. The historic case was the only one of four brought against Trump after his first term that made it before a jury. The Department of Justice last week sought to drop the two federal cases he faced, alleging he plotted to subvert democracy after Biden’s election victory in 2020 and hoarded sensitive classified documents after leaving office, which Blanche and Bove noted in Tuesday’s filing. Trump is fighting to get the Georgia state case against him thrown out, where a potential conviction could not be pardoned on the federal level. That case has been tied up significantly with appeals, and legal experts say it’s unlikely to see a revival before Trump takes office. ©2024 New York Daily News. Visit at nydailynews.com . Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.casino junket 。

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Ram Gopal Varma Visits Mohanlal, Prithviraj On The Location Of EmpuraanGREENFIELD, Ind. (WISH)–Take a firsthand look at the new Performing Arts Center at Greenfield-Central High School. The $20+ million facility is set to open to the public today for the first time Friday. From 5 – 9 p.m., the auditorium will host an open house. The first performance in the venue will be a Christmas show from 4 – 7 p.m. on Dec. 7. “We’re so excited, I’ve been telling our students here they are incredibly spoiled with everything that we have here,” said Jeffery Dalstrom, auditorium director and drama teacher Greenfield-Central High School. Dalstrom says the venue is state-of-the-art and the technology that has just been released in the last year or so. “Our kids came in and we had a couple look up and see everything and they just started to cry, so I looked at them and said, ‘You deserve this, you earned it.’” Dalstrom says this is also a venue for the community. “We’re going to be student focused, anything that we bring in that’s professional, I’m always looking at anything with my first question being, ‘how are the students going to benefit from this?,” Dalstrom said. Greenfield-Central High School is located at 810 N. Broadway St. in Greenfield.Hope Adebayo, Tak Tateoka help St. Thomas-Minnesota end season with 32-9 victory over Dayton

Walmart is closing its Sam’s Club fulfillment center in Swedesboro, New Jersey, effective March 7, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) notice. The company is relocating its fulfillment operations at the Swedesboro Sam’s Club center to other facilities within Walmart’s network, a spokesperson told Supply Chain Dive in an email. Approximately 113 employees will be affected, per the WARN notice. Walmart will provide employees with a paid job search period from Nov. 21 to March 7, when they can apply for open positions at nearby Walmart stores, Sam’s Clubs or other company facilities, the WARN notice said. “We’re continuously evolving our fulfillment network to improve service for our customers and members as their needs change,” the spokesperson said. “Over time, as our fulfillment network has grown and we have launched new buildings, we’ve been able to serve customers and members with better reliability and speed by shifting volume to these other facilities.” Associates will also have an opportunity to transfer to one of its nearby facilities including its new next generation fulfillment center in Greencastle, Pennsylvania, or any other next generation fulfillment centers across the country, the spokesperson said. Other nearby facilities that are nearby include a distribution center in Smyrna, Delaware, a fulfillment center in Westampton, New Jersey, and another in Pedricktown. Employees who decide to transfer to Walmart’s next generation facilities are eligible to receive a $7,500 transfer bonus and will receive training to work with fulfillment technology. The closure is part of the retailers move to streamline its operations and its goal to focus on automation. Walmart’s next-generation fulfillment centers lean on warehouse technology that condenses the retailer’s 12-step fulfillment process down to five steps. These facilities also provide next- or two-day shipping and are part of the company’s goal to automate its supply chain. “We continue to make progress in the automation of our supply chain, as now more than 50% of our fulfillment center volume is automated, which is twice as much at this point last year,” Walmart EVP and CFO John David Rainey said in a Q3 earnings call on Nov. 19.Asking Eric: Can I tell the server that her little game isn’t amusing?