Donald Trump has previously requested immunity from the case that he should have interfered in the presidential election in 2020, on the basis that he has previously been president. This has now been rejected by a unanimous jury, and Trump will therefore probably have to appear in court at the beginning of March at the earliest. He is to blame for trying to change the election results in the state of Georgia, together with 18 others. Among other things, Trump is to blame for taking part in blackmailing election workers, sabotaging election equipment, recruiting fake voters, who are the ones who approve the results in the states. US expert Sofie Høgestøl is not surprised that he has been declared not immune. – Very few thought he would win this case. The former president is indicted on four counts, but he has always denied criminal liability on all counts. The trial is expected to start on March 4 this year. But now this date can be postponed, if it is taken further to the Supreme Court, and if the court wants to take the case. Høgestøl believes that raising the issue of immunity is part of Trump’s strategy: – He has managed to postpone perhaps the most important criminal case against him. Removed from the ballot But first the Supreme Court must deal with another Trump case. The Republican is standing for election again this year, but has been removed from the voting seat in Colorado. On Thursday, the court will hear arguments for the disqualification of Trump.
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