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immunity rulingThe Daily Caller
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The Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity Monday made it more difficult for both special counsel Jack Smith and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to prosecute former President Donald Trump .
The decision will force Smith to go back to the drawing board as Judge Tanya Chutkan weighs which portions of the indictment fall into that category and are covered by immunity.
The process not only means a trial before the election is a virtual impossibility, but paired with another ruling this term on the obstruction statute, it likely will leave Smith with little more than a shell of a case.
Judge Juan Merchan agreed Tuesday to move Trump ’s sentencing date from July to September after his attorneys argued the immunity ruling means the verdict should be set aside.
Trump was convicted in May on 34 counts of falsifying business records.
The immunity decision has already had an impact on the sentencing date in his Manhattan case.
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