Overview
- Special counsel Jack Smith has requested a delay in the case against former President Trump until late August.
- The Supreme Court ruled that former presidents have broad immunity from prosecution for official acts, complicating Smith's case.
- Smith is considering whether to narrow the case or expand it to include unindicted co-conspirators.
- Legal experts suggest the delay allows the Justice Department to align its strategy across different divisions.
- A status conference is scheduled for September 5 to determine the next steps in the prosecution.