Comey Asks For 4-Month Delay of Trial in Trump Assassination Threat Case – DOJ Doesn’t Oppose
Embattled former FBI Director James Comey asked the court for a 4-month delay of the trial scheduled for next month in the Trump assassination threat case. The post Comey Asks For 4-Month Delay of Trial in Trump Assassination Threat Case – DOJ Doesn’t Oppose appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
TL;DR
- James Comey has requested a 4-month delay for his trial scheduled for next month.
- The trial concerns charges of threatening the life of President Donald J. Trump.
- The Justice Department did not oppose Comey's request for a delay.
- Comey faces two felony counts for allegedly threatening the President.
- The alleged threat was made via an Instagram post in May 2025, with the number '8647' interpreted as a threat to the 47th president.
- Comey's lawyers plan to file motions seeking dismissal of the indictment on constitutional grounds.
- The defense cited ongoing discovery from the government as a reason for needing a delay.