On February 6, local time in the United States, the U.S. "Capitol Hill" revealed shocking news that an authoritative committee from the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit made a landmark ruling, clearly pointing out that the former **Trump does not enjoy the protection of immunity in cases involving the overturning of the 2020** election results. This ruling not only pushed the legal showdown that affected the United States to a climax, but also effectively forced Trump to file an urgent appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in just a few days, that is, by February 12, in order to maintain the current trial schedule.
Prior to this, the US Supreme Court had not taken any action on the criminal case facing Trump. And the ex-former, who was charged with four felonies in August last year on suspicion of conspiracy to subvert the outcome and inciting supporters to storm the Capitol, is now facing an unprecedented challenge at the judicial level.
According to the report, the Court of Appeals Committee, which is composed of three senior judges, unanimously rejected Trump's claim for immunity in the case, a move that undoubtedly dealt a substantial blow to Trump. This means that if Trump fails to appeal to the Supreme Court as scheduled, the case will be sent back to the trial court to continue hearing, which is undoubtedly a major setback for Trump and his team.
Within minutes of the committee's ruling, Trump's campaign was quick to respond, vowing to fight to the end and insisting that an urgent appeal to the Supreme Court would be initiated immediately.
In addition, Trump faces a host of other legal dilemmas, including a federal charge of his mishandling of classified documents and two other ongoing cases in New York and Georgia, respectively. The ensuing legal battles have swept through like a storm, making Trump's legal battle more complex and severe, while also keeping the country's attention firmly focused on a potentially far-reaching judicial battle.
The brewing of this judicial storm not only reflects the strict definition of the boundaries of power in the US legal system, but also highlights the centrality of the principles of judicial independence and fair trial in national governance. Whether Trump can successfully overturn the Court of Appeals decision in the Supreme Court will be a major test of the US Constitution and legal system. If the Supreme Court upholds the original decision, it may set a precedent for subsequent prosecutions of outgoing ** cases involving similar cases, and further clarify the boundaries of immunity**.
For Trump himself, the implications of this series of lawsuits are far-reaching, not only for his own political career and reputation, but also for the potential future political landscape. The growing public interest in these cases shows the public's firm stance on upholding electoral fairness and upholding the principle of the rule of law.
At the same time, the ongoing legal controversy surrounding the "election subversion case" has also sparked heated discussions at home and abroad. It is widely believed that the outcome of this case will largely shape the perception of checks and balances of power and legal responsibility in the political culture of the United States, and may become an important reference case for other countries and regions in the world to examine their own relevant legal issues.
In the face of the ensuing legal challenges, the Trump team is intensively preparing urgent appeal materials to the Supreme Court, and they are trying to find a new breakthrough in the legal and technical aspects in a limited time, trying to win a turnaround for themselves in the Supreme Law Palace. This is a contest of legal wisdom and a race against time, and it is also a severe test of the credibility of the American judicial system.
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