How Jack Smith’s Supreme Court Loss Could Throw Alvin Bragg’s and Fani Willis’s Prosecutions of Trump Into Tailspins
The implications of the justices’ ruling on immunity are just beginning to be felt in the Georgia and New York cases.
Judge Juan Merchan’s ruling on presidential immunity, now set for November 12— sentencing will be November 26 — could accelerate an emerging clash between the Supreme Court and the state prosecutions of President Trump that could throw those cases into tailspins.
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