Supreme Court denies Mark Meadows appeal in Georgia election interference case - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Smith has hinted that both prosecutions must end, citing long-standing Justice Department policy against prosecuting sitting or incoming presidents.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINERIn New York, Judge Juan Merchan approved a joint request on Tuesday from both the prosecution and defense to postpone deadlines, including the sentencing date for Trump, as they review how his presidential election might affect the case.
34% : The case originally included 18 other defendants, among them Trump, who has similarly entered a not-guilty plea.
31% : The fate of the Georgia racketeering case could be decided as early as Dec. 5, when the Georgia Court of Appeals is scheduled to weigh Trump and several co-defendants' requests to have Fani Willis thrown off of the case as lead prosecutor after they said she engaged in improper conduct with a former special prosecutor she hired to helm the case.
22% : Trump, who was elected president last week, has already begun to see signs that his criminal prosecutions are winding down in light of his reentry into the White House.

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