Judge Juan Merchan abruptly called off Trump's Nov. 26 sentencing hearing in New York as he awaits recommendations from prosecutors on how to proceed.

Judge Juan Merchan is still considering how to proceed with sentencing given that Trump is now the president-elect and is preparing to take office in January.

Judge Juan Merchan is expected to rule on whether to throw out president-elect Trump's hush money conviction. Prosecutors are set to tell the judge whether they believe the criminal hush money case against incoming president should proceed to sentencing or be dismissed all together.

President-elect Donald Trump's six-year New York criminal odyssey should continue for at least another four, prosecutors said Tuesday.

Judge Merchan delays Trump sentencing after his election win, as prosecutors evaluate the impact on hush money case.

Manhattan prosecutors were facing a Tuesday deadline to tell New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan how they wanted to proceed with the case given Trump’s election victory.

New York prosecutors on Tuesday asked the judge overseeing Donald Trump’s hush money trial to press pause on the president-elect’s sentencing, to allow for more debate on the complicated legal issues at play.