The date for former President Donald Trump’s classified documents trial has been postponed indefinitely.
Trump had been charged with improperly storing classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate. His federal trial had been scheduled to start May 20, according to CNBC.
The ruling from U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon scraps that date and sets a new slate of pretrial activities that begin Wednesday and continue through July 22.
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The ruling does not set a date for the trial
Cannon wrote that it “would be imprudent” to finalize a trial date “at this juncture” when various pretrial issues have yet to be resolved.
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The ruling said more time is needed
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