Following the US Supreme Court’s decision to hear Donald Trump’s argument for absolute immunity against federal prosecution, legal experts warned that the ex-president’s Washington, DC election interference trial likely won’t begin until September or October — just weeks before the election. In a Sunday, March 3 op-ed for Politico Magazine, former federal prosecutor Ankush Khadori notes, “Whether it will start before November at this point will ultimately be up to the Supreme Court and presiding U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan — who may soon have to confront one of the most challenging and p…
