Supreme Court to Hear Trump's Immunity Claim Amid Ongoing Legal Challenges
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to deliberate on former President Donald Trump's bid for absolute immunity from prosecution for actions taken during his presidency.
- The Supreme Court will address whether a former president can claim immunity from criminal prosecution for actions related to official duties.
- Special Counsel Jack Smith opposes Trump's immunity claim, arguing it undermines constitutional democracy.
- Trump's legal strategy includes delaying tactics, possibly extending trial dates beyond the upcoming November elections.
- In a separate case, Trump's team is accused of attempting to influence jury selection in a Manhattan trial over hush money payments.
- Legal experts criticize Trump's motions as desperate attempts to sway public opinion and judicial outcomes.
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