Trump's Re-election Puts Legal Battles in Jeopardy

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Donald Trump, reelected as President while facing multiple criminal and civil cases, plans to dismiss special counsel Jack Smith to end federal prosecutions against him. Trump's legal team is expected to delay sentencing in his New York hush money case, potentially appealing to the Supreme Court. His election complicates ongoing cases, as presidential immunity and the ability to fire prosecutors could impact proceedings. State cases, like the one in Georgia, face uncertainty, while civil lawsuits, including defamation and fraud, may continue during his presidency.
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