How the Supreme Court could rule on Trump immunity

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The Supreme Court is poised to decide the most high-stakes case of 2024, one that will determine whether former President Donald Trump can claim absolute immunity from his criminal indictments.

The justices are slated to hand down new decisions Thursday and Friday morning at 10 a.m. as they seek to whittle down the more than 20 outstanding cases yet to be decided this term — meaning the answer to Trump’s bid for presidential immunity could come any day now.

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