The federal government’s election interference case against former President Donald Trump has been conspicuously removed from the court’s docket ahead of a March 4th trial date, leaving more questions than answers as motions from special counsel Jack Smith remain open on appeal.
The adjustment, first reported by the Washington Post , may signal what Smith has long feared — a review by the appeals courts on Trump’s claim of presidential immunity will effectively freeze prosecution of him until the highest court rules on his argument.
Oddly, the change did not appear on the official criminal case docket of U.S. District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan, who has said all proceedings would be suspended while President Trump’s December 7th appeal winds its way through the higher courts. The 45th president has long maintained that the federal government does not have the authority to prosecute him for words or actions surrounding the January 6th, […]
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