US supreme court rules Trump has ‘absolute immunity’ for official acts | US supreme court | The Guardian
Court rules former presidents entitled to some degree of immunity from criminal prosecution| the Guardian
Court rules former presidents entitled to some degree of immunity from criminal prosecution| the Guardian
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Former president calls verdict ‘a disgrace’ after being convicted in New York on all 34 counts of falsifying business records| the Guardian
US district judge Aileen Cannon makes ruling after hearing in which Trump’s legal team urged her to drop charges| the Guardian
Special counsel Jack Smith dismisses the two federal criminal cases before president-elect’s inauguration| the Guardian
President-elect spokesperson hails ‘decisive win’ as Judge Juan Merchan declines to provide new sentencing date| the Guardian
Ex-president vows to appeal against ruling, which comes less than a year after Carroll won $5m in sexual abuse and defamation trial| the Guardian
Judge refuses to dismiss a lawsuit accusing former US president of illegally inflating assets and net worth, as his lawyers say they’ll appeal| the Guardian
Joe Tacopina’s outdated tactics have won freedom for accused killers and rapists, but will they work in E Jean Carroll case?| the Guardian
Ex-president claimed that writer defamed him when saying he raped her, but judge said term is commonly ‘used and understood’ in context| the Guardian
Ten Republicans support unprecedented second impeachment as Nancy Pelosi says Trump represents ‘clear and present danger’| the Guardian
Trump asked secretary of state Brad Raffensperger in hour-long phone call to recalculate vote| the Guardian
Final vote tally 57-43 but Senate fails to achieve two-thirds majority needed to convict former president of incitement| the Guardian
