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By May 19, 2024, trial scheduling in Trump’s federal election-interference case was still delayed while the Supreme Court considered the immunity question it had already heard.
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By May 19, 2024, trial scheduling in Trump’s federal election-interference case was still delayed while the Supreme Court considered the immunity question it had already heard.
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By May 19, 2024, trial scheduling in Trump’s federal election-interference case was still delayed while the Supreme Court considered the immunity question it had already heard.
By May 11, 2024, Donald Trump’s immunity bid was still pending at the Supreme Court after argument on April 25. The federal election-interference case remained paused while the justices weighed whether the prosecution could proceed. The result was delay, not resolution.
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