Judge Juan Merchan has indicated that the court may adjourn for a lunch break earlier than usual today, following the completion of Trump attorney Todd Blanche's closing argument for the defense. However, the judge did not make a definitive decision, stating that the timing of the break will depend on various factors.
'During the ongoing proceedings, Judge Merchan expressed the possibility of an early lunch break once the defense's closing argument concludes. This development suggests that there may be some flexibility in the court's schedule for the day.
It is not uncommon for courts to adjust their schedules based on the progress of the proceedings and the needs of those involved in the case. Judge Merchan's statement regarding the potential early lunch break reflects the court's willingness to accommodate the parties involved while ensuring that the trial proceeds smoothly.
As the trial continues, the court will likely make further decisions regarding the timing of breaks and other logistical matters. The judge's non-committal stance on the lunch break timing indicates a willingness to adapt to the evolving circumstances of the trial.
