Trump immunity decision in balance as Supreme Court caps term

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : That could result in a lengthy battle where Chutkan determines Trump is still not immune from prosecution, facing appeal up to the high court yet again.
40% : Trump wrote on Truth Social reacting to the Supreme Court's decision.
37% : It seems unlikely the court will take the case to that logical extreme, but even a more nuanced ruling could hold benefits for Trump, who across all his criminal cases has embraced a strategy of seeking delay wherever possible.
35% : While the court could well reject the sweeping immunity sought by Trump, several justices signaled an openness during April arguments to carving out some form of protection from criminal prosecutions for former executives.
33% : The Supreme Court is set to rule on Monday whether former President Trump has immunity from criminal prosecution, a monumental decision that comes just days after the court dropped a decision throwing into doubt charges against hundreds of Jan. 6 rioters and Trump himself.
31% : Trump is charged with violating the same provision of the law, Section 1512(c)(2), as well as another subsection of the same statute.
27% : Trump has repeatedly proffered his immunity defense on Truth Social since April's oral arguments, but with the justices having yet to announce their decision, the topic did not come up in Thursday's presidential debate.
19% : It also follows Thursday's presidential debate, where a shaky performance by President Biden left some Democrats more worried than ever that Trump would win the election in November and earn another four years at the White House.

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