The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) dashed the hopes of Americans hoping for a speedy trial for former President Donald Trump by accepting his immunity appeal. But one legal expert is still optimistic that Trump will get a verdict in Washington, DC before Election Day. In a recent essay for Politico, Ankush Khardori — a former federal prosecutor who specialized in financial crimes — explained how the former president still stands a chance of having a public trial in the final weeks of the presidential campaign season. Khardori wrote that Department of Justice special counsel Jack S…