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Next week, Trump’s civil fraud trial will be off Monday, and his deposition in the Cohen matter is now canceled too, thanks to his purported “temporary” withdrawal of the case. But the Trump legal calendar is still jam-packed. 1/
On 10/9, Trump’s pre-trial motions are due in the DC election interference case. That would include any motion to dismiss or motion to limit the evidence at trial. Trump’s team has asked to move this deadline by a couple of months, but Judge Chutkan has not yet ruled. 2/
On 10/12, Florida federal judge Aileen Cannon will hold two hearings on the alleged conflicts of interest for two of Trump’s co-defendants’ counsel: Stan Woodward, Walt Nauta’s lawyer, and John Irving, who represents Carlos DeOliveira. 3/
And look to Trump’s lawyers or Cannon to potentially address Trump’s request to push discovery and pretrial motion deadlines — or his renewed ask that she postpone the trial itself until after the election. 4/
And, of course, sandwiched in between? Assuming a New York appeals court does not stay the ongoing trial per a request Trump is expected to file this morning, expect to see former Trump CFO (and now convicted felon) Allen Weisselberg sometime late next week. 5/
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