The Grand Jury In Former President Donald Trump’s Hush Money Case Announces A Break For The Next Whole Month

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s investigation into former president Donald Trump’s hush money scandal with Stormy Daniels has no chance to attain any evidence relevant to the case for the next whole month. 

The jury will also be taking a scheduled break during the next month. 

Therefore, the possible indictment of Donald Trump is not happening till the end of April.

Politico reported:

The grand jury, which typically meets Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, is scheduled to consider another case next week on Monday and Wednesday, the person said and isn’t expected to meet Thursday due to the Passover holiday.

The following two weeks are set to be a hiatus that was scheduled when the grand jury was first convened in January, the person said. A spokesperson for the Manhattan district attorney’s office declined to comment.

There is no official deadline for bringing an indictment against Trump, although there were indications in recent weeks that the grand jury’s activity was nearing a vote, particularly when prosecutors offered Trump the chance to testify before the panel. That is typically one of the final steps of a criminal investigation. Trump declined the invitation.

However, there are possibilities that the grand jury’s schedule might change. Also, two days have passed since Bragg’s office called the jury to meet. 

Even so, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has delicately appealed to the grand jury to rejoin if the prosecutor considers it essential the time of scheduled break.