Trump Goes To Supreme Court Over Jan. 6 Immunity Fight -- Here's What Happens Next

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : Court Rules (Forbes)Is Trump Exempt From Criminal Charges?
37% : While legal experts have suggested the DOJ likely has the upper hand in the immunity dispute, Trump is widely expected to prevail at the Supreme Court in the 14th Amendment case, as multiple justices suggested during the oral arguments they were unwilling to let states have the power to kick federal candidates off the ballot.
27% : The fight over whether Trump has immunity in the federal election case could affect other criminal prosecutions against him.
22% : The Supreme Court is also now deliberating on a different Trump-related case, as the justices heard oral arguments Thursday in a dispute over whether Trump can be disqualified from Colorado's ballot under the 14th Amendment.
18% : Trump has frequently claimed he has "immunity" from legal consequences as civil and criminal litigation has piled up against him since he left office, citing immunity in civil cases related to his role in the Jan. 6 attack and defamation allegations from writer E. Jean Carroll.
6% : "Trump faces federal charges stemming from his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, which include allegedly unlawful attempts by Trump and his allies to pressure state legislators and officials to reject President Joe Biden's win, use the DOJ to contest the results, and block Congress from certifying the vote count on Jan. 6, 2021.

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