Judge Tanya Chutkan strikes Trump's March 4 election interference trial date from calendar

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Donald Trump speaking at an event hosted by Students for Trump and Turning Point Action at Dream City Church in Phoenix, Arizona in June 2020, Gage SkidmoreFormer President Donald Trump's originally scheduled date of March 4, 2024 to stand trial for alleged election interference in Washington, DC has been struck from the court's calendar while arguments in related cases are being heard by higher courts.
26% : Should the panel find that Trump does not enjoy broad immunity from criminal prosecution, it's likely he'll appeal to the full DC Circuit (known as an en banc motion), and up to SCOTUS if his en banc petition is unsuccessful.
23% : Chutkan slams Trump in latest ruling rejecting immunity argument: No 'divine right of kings'A rescheduling of the original trial date was a near-certainty, given the proximity of March 4 and the DC Circuit panel still not handing down a decision on Trump's immunity argument.

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