SCOTUS Begins Hearing Arguments on Presidential Immunity: Is This the Most Important Day for Donald Trump?

Matt Margolis : Apr 25, 2024
PJ Media

While the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity isn't expected until late June, Thursday is Trump's legal team's moment to convince the court of its argument that allowing the charges against him to proceed would endanger the independence of the presidency itself.

[PJMedia.com] On Thursday, the Supreme Court [is hearing] arguments on Donald Trump's case regarding presidential immunity [which started] at 10 a.m. Eastern Time. The court's decision will decide the fate of Trump's trials in Washington, DC, Florida, and Georgia. (Screengrab image)

Trump won't be in attendance, as Judge Juan Merchan, the Biden-donor judge in New York City presiding over the case involving Trump's non-disclosure agreement with Stormy Daniels, refused to allow him to go.

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While the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity isn't expected until late June, Thursday is Trump's legal team's moment to convince the court of its argument that allowing the charges against him to proceed would endanger the independence of the presidency itself. Trump has maintained that if a president faces criminal prosecution after leaving office for official acts taken while in office, it would hinder his ability to function effectively and compromise the vital independence of the presidency... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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