The judge overseeing Trump's 2020 election interference case canceled remaining court deadlines as prosecutors assess the “the appropriate course going forward” in light of the presidential victory.

The prosecutor said he would notify the court in December about how he plans to move forward, likely the first step in unwinding the case against Trump.

The judge overseeing the case involving former President Donald Trump's handling of classified documents declined a request to delay his trial, but said she would consider the issue again in several months.

A federal judge Friday granted Special Counsel Jack Smith’s request for a pause as prosecutors discuss how to wind down Trump’s Jan. 6 election interference case after his election win. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan gave until early December to decide future steps in the case,

The Government respectfully requests that the Court vacate the remaining deadlines in the pretrial schedule,” Jack Smith wrote.

Judges aren’t buying Trump’s gag order appeal - Federal appeals court seems open to a narrow order that blocks the former president’s threats

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump walks out on stage with his wife Melania after being declared the winner during an election night