Supreme Court remains silent on Trump immunity and Colorado ballot cases
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has still not acted as of Friday evening on two major cases involving former President Donald Trump.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has still not acted as of Friday evening on two major cases involving former President Donald Trump.
The two cases, which concern Trump's his last-ditch effort to block his election interference trial and an attempt from voters to kick him off the Colorado Republican primary ballot, are ripe for action after being fully briefed, meaning both sides have made their arguments.
Decisions could drop at short notice.
Trump filed his emergency application seeking to put his election interference trial on hold on Feb. 12. Briefing was completed at the end of last week.
The court is considering whether to intervene over Trump’s claim that the indictment should be dismissed because he has presidential immunity for actions related to his attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.
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