The federal government's two pending cases against Donald Trump appear at risk following the Supreme Court's monumental decision on presidential immunity, preventing prosecution for official acts.
Prosecutors claim Trump and unindicted co-conspirators pushed false election-fraud claims and organized alternate elector slates, attempting to use the Justice Department for fraudulent investigations.
Neither of Trump's cases will go to trial before the election, and their survival depends largely on whether Trump wins or loses in November.
Special counsel Jack Smith is using all legal avenues to address the Supreme Court ruling and adapt his indictment in Trump's election-subversion case.
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