Trump appeals immunity ruling to the Supreme Court

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : "The three-judge panel gave Trump until Monday to take his case to the Supreme Court.
50% : Lawyers for Trump made the request Monday, writing the justices that they are preparing a petition for certiorari, or a full application for the high court to take the case.
41% : The question of presidential immunity in criminal cases has never before arisen, because Trump is the first former president to face such charges.
34% : At issue is a dispute over whether Trump should enjoy absolute immunity from criminal charges over acts he allegedly committed while in the White House.
30% : At the Supreme Court, meanwhile, the justices seemed skeptical of Colorado's bid to disqualify Trump from a state primary ballot for allegedly engaging in an insurrection.
29% : Trump has pleaded not guilty and has argued in and outside of court that the case amounts to "election interference" against the Republican frontrunner to return to the White House.
24% : What the justices do, and how quickly, could determine whether Trump faces trial before the November election in a case that accuses him of breaking federal conspiracy laws to cling to power after he lost the 2020 race to Joe Biden.

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