The Manhattan grand jury that has been examining former President Donald Trump's alleged hush-money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels is not expected to hear evidence in the case for the next month, mainly due to a previously scheduled hiatus, a person familiar with the proceedings told Politico.
Due to the break, any indictment of the former president will likely not come until late April at the earliest. However, the grand jury's schedule could change, as it frequently has in the past few weeks. It is ultimately District Attorney Alvin Bragg's choice of when the grand jury will reconvene if prosecutors want them to meet during the planned breaks.
