Trump legal news brief: Even in unanimous appeals court defeat, Trump succeeds in delaying election interference trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

39% : If Trump files an appeal with the Supreme Court, as is expected, the appeals court decision will not go into effect until after the high court makes a ruling.
33% : Trump could also seek to further delay the trial by asking the full 11-judge court of appeals to review the panel's ruling.
31% : Why it matters: If Trump does succeed in pushing the trial past the election, voters may not have the opportunity to hear the evidence presented in court, or to have a verdict factor into their decision on who to vote for in 2024.
26% : The Supreme Court has ruled that immunity protects sitting presidents from civil lawsuits, but the appeals court ruled that did not apply to former presidents and that the gravity of the crimes Trump is accused of committing is too great to ignore.
23% : Appeals court rejects Trump's presidential immunity argumentsKey players: Judge , DC Court of Appeals Judges Florence Pan, Michelle Childs and Karen Henderson, United States Supreme CourtA three-judge panel with the DC Circuit Court of Appeals issued a unanimous ruling Tuesday that presidential immunity does not protect Trump from being prosecuted from attempting to overturn his loss in the 2020 election, .
9% : A three-judge panel with the DC Circuit Court of Appeals rules unanimously that presidential immunity does not protect Donald Trump from being prosecuted for his attempts to overturn his loss in the 2020 election to Joe Biden.

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