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A federal appeals court ordered a lower court to reconsider moving Trump’s hush money case to federal court, citing presidential immunity.
A federal appeals court has ordered a lower court to reconsider whether Donald Trump’s New York hush money case should be moved to federal court, citing errors in the original decision and the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on presidential immunity.
The case, which stems from Trump’s 2024 conviction on 34 felony counts related to payments to Stormy Daniels, hinges on whether the conduct involved official presidential duties protected by immunity.
The appeals court did not rule on the merits but directed the lower court to reassess jurisdiction based on the Supreme Court’s precedent.
The decision keeps the legal challenge active and could impact the case’s future, though no final outcome has been reached.
Un tribunal federal de apelaciones ordenó a un tribunal inferior que reconsiderara el traslado del caso del dinero de silencio de Trump a un tribunal federal, citando la inmunidad presidencial.