"Trump's Legal Battles: Delays, Immunity, and the Public Interest"

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Donald Trump's trial date for charges related to the 2020 election has been removed from the federal court's calendar in Washington, indicating a delay due to his appeal claiming presidential immunity from criminal prosecution. This delay makes it increasingly likely that his first criminal trial could be held in Manhattan on New York state charges of business fraud. The appeal argues that the government lacks authority to bring charges against him for actions taken while president. The timing of a federal appeals court ruling on the appeal remains uncertain, with Trump also facing criminal cases in South Florida and Georgia.
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- Legal experts “worried” DC appeal delay could mean Trump “losing that battle but winning the war” Salon
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