Supreme Court Considers Trump's Liability for January 6 Incitement

The Supreme Court is set to consider whether to hear appeals brought by defendants charged in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, which could have implications for the criminal prosecution of former President Donald Trump. The defendants are seeking to dismiss charges of obstructing an official proceeding, the same offense Trump is charged with. If the court rejects the appeals, the charges against the defendants would proceed. However, if the court takes up the cases, it could lead to a delay in Trump's trial and potentially impact the outcome. The Supreme Court's involvement could provide an opportunity for Trump to delay his trial until the case is resolved.
- Supreme Court weighs hearing Jan. 6 cases that could affect Trump prosecution NBC News
- Trump doesn’t have presidential immunity from lawsuits over January 6, appeals court rules CNN
- Trump can be sued for Jan. 6 riot, judges rule The Washington Post
- Lawsuits against Trump over Jan. 6 riot can move forward, appeals court says Yahoo News
- Trump may be sued over Jan. 6 incitement claims, appeals court panel rules POLITICO
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