Prosecutors in New York have requested to postpone the sentencing of President-elect Donald Trump until he completes his term in office, currently set for 26 November. The Manhattan district attorney’s office is advocating for a new deadline of 9 December to allow both sides to file motions related to Trump’s 34-count conviction for business record falsification. The legal implications of presidential immunity are at the forefront of this case, with some experts doubting that a sentence will be imposed before Trump takes office in January 2024.