"Supreme Court Ruling: Trump's 2020 Election Trial and Absolute Immunity Claim"

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The Supreme Court's next moves will determine whether former President Trump stands trial in Washington before the November election, as an appeals court panel rejected his claims of immunity from prosecution. Trump's options include appealing to the Supreme Court to stay the decision, but the timing of the trial now depends on the Supreme Court's willingness to take up the case. Meanwhile, a separate case in New York charging Trump with hush money payments to a porn actor is set to proceed first on March 25, while another case in Florida accusing Trump of illegally hoarding classified documents has a trial date set for May 20.
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- Ex-Trump Lawyer Spots Ruling Detail That Donald Trump Will Take ‘Personally’ HuffPost
- An Airtight Ruling Against Trump The Atlantic
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