Supreme Court Won’t Hear Case on Trump’s Immunity Defense for Now
The Supreme Court declined on Friday to decide for now whether former President Donald J. Trump is immune from prosecution on charges of plotting to overturn the 2020 election.
The decision to defer consideration of a central issue in the case was a major practical victory for Mr. Trump, whose lawyers have consistently sought to delay criminal cases against him around the country.
The case will now move forward in an appeals court, which has put it on a fast track, and most likely return to the Supreme Court in the coming weeks or months.
The order issued Friday was one sentence and gave no reasons, which is typical when the justices deny review. There were no noted dissents.
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