The district attorney opposes the president-elect’s efforts to have the case dismissed, signaling a lengthy legal battle that could reach the

Attorney Alvin Bragg recently suggested sentencing for Donald Trump's hush money trial be delayed until after the president-elect's upcoming term.

The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office says Trump's forthcoming presidency isn't grounds for dropping a case that was already tried, but 'consideration must be given' to potentially freezing the case until after he's out of office.