Two of Donald Trump's applications were rejected in court. The former US president's delaying tactics are failing.
Is he now threatened with three lawsuits in the middle of the election campaign? Donald Trump is the only remaining Republican presidential candidate for the November elections. But while the ex-president is campaigning in the United States, several criminal and civil cases are ongoing against the 77-year-old. One of the charges comes from the US state of Georgia. There, Trump is accused of election manipulation. Another trial against Trump begins in New York on April 15th. Trump maintains his innocence in all investigations underway against him. Trump is said to have kept the confidential documents unsecured in his residence and hidden them from the judiciary. US presidents must adhere to strict guidelines when storing national security documents - which the 77 year-old violated. The prosecutor in Georgia wants the hearings to take place in August; in Florida, the plaintiffs requested July 8th. If these motions go through in court, the Republican will have to appear in court three more times before November.