Do Kwon court date postponed again, ‘productive’ talks continue
Do Kwon and the US government have agreed to delay his next scheduled court hearing to allow them to continue what they have called “productive” discussions and avoid unwanted pre-trial wrangling. Lawyers representing Do Kwon and the US government jointly requested the delay on June 9 as they continue discussing pre-trial motions and other “related issues.” Do Kwon’s legal team implied it would like to continue these “productive” talks and that an adjournment would allow it to “ avoid certain pretrial motion practice .” Common pre-trial motions include dismissing charges, trying to suppress evidence from the court, or requesting to move to another court venue. For instance, both the US Securities and Exchange Commission and Justin Sun jointly requested to pause his case as part of a pre-trial motion. Do Kwon hearing delayed to review 4TB of new evidence Read more: Do Kwon escapes extradition limbo — enters US trial limbo Judge Engelmayer granted th...