The US Supreme Court has agreed to decide if Donald Trump is immune from prosecution on charges of trying to overturn the 2020 election. The conservative majority court has agreed to hear the case of whether the former President can be shielded from criminal liability. A US Court of Appeals panel has already rejected Trump’s argument that he enjoys presidential immunity. Special Counsel Jack Smith in August 2023 brought four federal criminal counts against Trump in the election subversion case. A March 4 trial date was postponed as Trump pressed his immunity claim, with no new date yet set. Tr…
