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Jonathan Majors trial for misdemeanor charges of harassment and assault, has been pushed to September 6. The prosecution said it was not yet ready for trial, noting that the attorneys are still obtaining evidence.

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00:00Jonathan Majors' trial for misdemeanor charges of harassment and assault has been pushed.

00:05Majors appeared in person in New York criminal court with actress Megan Good on Thursday,

00:10which was the original trial date, but the prosecution said it was not yet ready for trial,

00:14noting that the attorneys are still obtaining discovery. The trial date is set for September 6th.

00:20Majors was arrested in New York in late March in what police described as a domestic dispute.

00:25A 30-year-old woman reported being assaulted by the actor, and police noted that she sustained minor injuries to her head and neck.

00:32Majors was released from police custody later that day. The actor, through his attorney, has denied wrongdoing.

00:38Since the alleged incident, a judge granted a full temporary order of protection for the woman involved in the case.

00:44Following the incident, the actor was also dropped by his management company and PR team.

00:49The Army Enterprise Marketing Office also paused a U.S. Army ad campaign featuring Majors.

00:54For more updates to this story, head to THR.com.

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