"Trump's Legal Battles: From Supreme Court to Election Interference"
TL;DR
Donald Trump is not expected to attend the Supreme Court arguments over his ballot eligibility, opting to campaign in Nevada instead, as his legal team carefully handles the case before the conservative-majority bench. Trump's past court appearances turned into campaign stops, and his team believes his presence could be disruptive. Despite his absence, Trump will be represented by an experienced legal team, including former Texas Solicitor General Jonathan Mitchell, who will argue the case.
- Trump plans to stay away from Supreme Court arguments after turning past court appearances into campaign stops CNN
- How obscure language in the Constitution rose to ensnare Trump The Associated Press
- Trump is not immune in 2020 election interference case, appeals court rules NBC News
- In case over Trump's ballot eligibility, concerned voters make their own pitches to Supreme Court CBS News
- Shadow of Bush v. Gore looms over Supreme Court's Trump ballot case The Washington Post
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