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Trump's Terms

Supreme Court rules Trump can remain on the ballot

Mar 4, 2024
Supreme Court ruling allows Trump to stay on ballot in multiple states, exploring constitutionality of 14th amendment use, split among justices, and potential congressional enforcement
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  • The Supreme Court ruled Trump can remain on the ballot, citing the constitution's 14th amendment.
  • The delay in addressing Trump's immunity from prosecution post-election raises concerns about fairness and accountability.

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Supreme Court to Rule on Trump Prosecution Immunity

The Supreme Court's decision to consider Trump's immunity from prosecution for alleged crimes committed while in office could delay the January 6 federal election interference case until after the presidential election, starting arguments in April and potentially ruling in late June.

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