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Supreme Court Declines to Review Trump's Claim of Criminal Immunity at Present Today In America Your Opinion   Should Texas Be Allowed To Secede From The United States? [Yes, They Should →]( [No, They Should Not →](   Supreme Court Declines to Review Trump's Claim of Criminal Immunity at Present The Supreme Court has declined to review a case regarding former President Trump's potential prosecution for his actions surrounding the 2020 election. This leaves the question of presidential immunity unresolved for now. Trump's legal team claims he has absolute immunity for his official acts as president. Special Counsel Jack Smith sought to expedite the process by going directly to the Supreme Court, but the Court decided to let the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals handle it first, with a hearing set for January 9th.   This decision temporarily delays Smith's efforts to maintain the trial schedule. Trump is required to submit a brief soon, with prosecutors responding shortly thereafter. The trial is currently scheduled for March 4th, 2024, but delays could push it back. Trump's lawyers argue against quick resolution, suggesting it might be influenced by partisan interests. The appeals court will also consider Trump's defense against double jeopardy. Trump faces four felony charges for allegedly conspiring to overturn the 2020 election and has pleaded not guilty. Judge Tanya Chutkan, overseeing the case, has ruled that former presidents are not exempt from federal criminal liability.   Here are some facts about December 20   - 1957 - Elvis Presley receives his draft notice for the United States Army. - 1999 - The Vermont Supreme Court ruled that homosexual couples are entitled to the same benefits and protections in the State of Vermont as wedded couples of the opposite sex. - 2011 - The Charities Aid Foundation rated the United States as the world's most charitable country in 2011, up from fifth place in 2010. Runners-up included The Irish Republic, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. The CAF stated that in 2011 people were more likely to donate charitable acts than money due to the global economic crisis. Regards, Team Spin ⚡  [signature] [Unsubscribe from these emails](