It’s unclear if the panel will discuss the Trump case for another month—further delaying a potential indictment.
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The Manhattan grand jury weighing whether to bring criminal charges against former President Donald Trump is set to take a break until late April starting next week, according to multiple reports, further delaying a vote to potentially indict the former president more than a week after he predicted his own arrest.Key Facts
The break was scheduled for the grand jury months ago, though it’s possible plans could change, according to Politico.
The 23-member panel will reportedly convene Thursday and meet again next Monday and Wednesday before going on the break.
The meetings in the coming days are expected to involve a matter separate from the Trump case, Politico reported, citing a source with knowledge of the secret proceedings.
A spokesman for the Manhattan district attorney’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Forbes.
