Accused Trump assassin seeks help from Trump-appointed judge
Aileen Cannon, Ryan Routh

During a Senate Judiciary Committee oversight nomination hearing in 2020, Aileen M. Cannon participated remotely to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. The event took place in Washington and was documented by the U.S. Senate via AP.

The individual, described as a 58-year-old, who was accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at one of his Florida golf resorts earlier in the year, is now seeking assistance from a judge who is known to be favored by the president-elect. He is requesting for his federal criminal trial to be delayed by almost a year.

Ryan W. Routh submitted a motion on Sunday, urging U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon, who was appointed by Trump, to reschedule the prominent case from February 2025 to December 2025. This information was derived from court records examined by Law&Crime.

Routh asserts that going to trial in two months would deprive him of his constitutional rights as his counsel would be unable to provide a proper defense.

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