A court in Georgia has temporarily halted the election interference case against Donald Trump due to claims of prosecutor bias. This pause, along with other delays in pending cases, means that none of Trump’s legal battles are likely to be resolved before the November election.
Amid accusations of compromised prosecution, Trump and 14 other defendants have successfully put the case on hold while legal proceedings take place. The appeals court is now tasked with determining if the prosecutor, Fani Willis, can continue to lead the case.
With additional delays in Florida and at the federal level, Trump’s legal team appears to be effectively stalling the process. Trump’s potential reelection could further complicate the cases, with the possibility of self-pardoning looming.
Despite maintaining his innocence in all cases, Trump’s legal battles continue, with last week’s guilty verdict in New York set to be appealed. The outcome of these legal challenges could have significant implications for Trump’s future political ambitions.