Yet More Donald Trump Cases Head to the Supreme Court

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : "Legal Scholars are extremely thankful for the Supreme Court's Decision" to hear the latest case, Trump posted on Truth Social.
55% : Of course, Trump is busy, too.
49% : The Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit drew an admirably firm line in turning Trump down flat.
46% : Trump has said that Presidents should have "absolute immunity" even if they do things that "cross the line."
43% : Trump will lose some, and he'll win some.
40% : Not every one of those matters can be neatly framed as an up-or-down vote for Trump.
28% : Each has the potential to do a great deal of damage to one or more of the four criminal cases that Trump is facing.
27% : But the immunity case may also be better known simply because Trump is Trump and Joseph Fischer is a guy who drove to Washington to take part in the Stop the Steal rally on January 6th, and then allegedly entered the Capitol in a surge of people during which a police officer was knocked down.
26% : And if Trump wins he can make the case go away.
23% : Trump was impeached but acquitted, a fact that he spun into a far-fetched complaint about double jeopardy, which the Court, to its credit, did not take up.
22% : The Department of Justice has used it against more than three hundred and forty January 6th defendants, and Jack Smith is using it for two of the four felony charges he has brought against Trump (who has denied all wrongdoing).

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