Jack Smith’s Immunity Woes Could Derail What Trump Calls ‘Extreme and Fanatical’ Mar-a-Lago Prosecution

It’s not only the January 6 case that could be upended by the 45th president’s victory at the Supreme Court.

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President Trump on March 5, 2024, at Mar-a-Lago at Palm Beach, Florida. AP/Rebecca Blackwell

The Supreme Court’s ruling that presidents are presumptively entitled to immunity for all official acts could not only wreck Special Counsel Jack Smith’s January 6 case against President Trump — it could throw into havoc the Mar-a-Lago one too.

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