The presumed Republican nominee for president in 2024, former President Trump, would probably travel the nation on the campaign trail until Election Day and spend days in court defending himself against allegations in several jurisdictions.
In every instance, Trump has entered a not guilty plea to all counts. Numerous trials have been postponed or suspended.
Each case is now at this point:
Next month, the Supreme Court will hear arguments over Trump’s immunity from prosecution.
The presidential immunity debate is set to start on April 25. It is anticipated that the high court will rule before the end of June.
In their request that the Supreme Court consider the matter of presidential immunity, Trump and his legal team stated that “if the prosecution of a president is upheld.
