How Trump’s Immunity Win at the Supreme Court Threatens Fani Willis and Alvin Bragg — Not Just Jack Smith

The high court’s ruling on the protections of the presidency is upending the cases of two state prosecutors in New York and Georgia.

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President Trump at Butler, Pennsylvania, July 13, 2024. AP/Gene J. Puskar, file

The petition from a former chief of staff to President Trump, Mark Meadows, that the Supreme Court re-examine his Georgia criminal case on the basis of its landmark immunity ruling last month brings into sharp relief how that decision will be felt in each of Trump’s criminal trials — even the ones under way in state court.

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