U.S. Supreme Court says Trump has immunity for official acts, not private ones - Nikkei Asia

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U.S. Supreme Court says Trump has immunity for official acts, not private ones - Nikkei Asia - Nikkei Asia

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The immunity ruling comes 20 weeks after Trump on Feb.12 sought relief from the Supreme Court.

Rather than resolve the matter promptly, the justices denied Smith's request and let the case proceed in a lower court, which upheld Chutkan's ruling against Trump on Feb.6.

In a separate case brought in New York state court, Trump was found guilty by a jury in Manhattan on May 30 on 34 counts of falsifying documents to cover up hush money paid to a porn star to avoid a sex scandal before the 2016 election.