Kimberly Strawbridge Robinson

Delay has always been the goal in former President Donald Trump's criminal prosecution but a newly framed question from the US Supreme Court in his immunity case could make a trial before the November election all but impossible.

“Supreme Court Confronts Claim White House Bullied Social Giants; Justices to consider if US went too far on misinformation; Supreme Court social media focus critical in election year”:

“Rare All-Female Lineup to Argue Supreme Court Abortion Pill Case; Men vastly outnumber women at high court lectern; Number of female advocates unusually high this term”:

“Supreme Court Signals Another Corruption Law to Be Pared Back; Court has reined in reach of federal corruption statutes; Would be win for Indiana mayor who got $13,000 gratuity”:

“Supreme Court Achieves Historic Unanimity but Tougher Cases Loom; Justices unanimous in 15 of 18 opinions released so far; Abortion cases, Trump immunity, still to be decided”:

“Supreme Court Conservatives Add New Minority Voter Roadblocks; 6-3 court says legislators must be given presumption of good faith; Harder for minority voters to claim votes ‘diluted’”:

The US Supreme Court agreed to consider how a 60-day deadline works for immigrants seeking to voluntarily depart the US after they’ve been ordered removed from the country.

The success of either resolution against arguably the court's two most conservative justices is unlikely given Republican control of the House.

“Supreme Court Workload Backloaded as Justices Hear Fewer Cases; Justices getting slower start to new terms; More of the court’s work pushed to the end”:

“Supreme Court Conservatives Are Less Likely to Explain Recusals; Liberal justices often explain decision to step aside in cases; Court’s 6-3 conservative majority eschews the practice”: