Former President Donald Trump faces legal scrutiny as prosecutors contest his immunity claims. Special Counsel Jack Smith warns of democratic threats, urging rejection of Trump’s stance. The case, now with the U.S. Court of Appeals, may impact the November election.
Prosecutors seek swift judgment against Trump’s immunity, aiming to resume the federal court trial on March 4. The indictment involves Trump’s alleged role in disrupting electoral vote certification, linked to the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.
Trump’s defence argues for immunity, claiming exemption as a former president. Prosecutors stress the dangers of unchecked presidential criminal acts. The case, featuring judges appointed by Biden and George H.W. Bush, unfolds on January 9.
The outcome is pivotal, with prosecutors pushing for a swift resolution and Trump’s defence hoping for a prolonged process.
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