Trump Seeks Overturn of Hush Money Conviction Citing Supreme Court Immunity Ruling
Legal team argues recent Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity invalidates evidence used in Manhattan trial.
- Trump's lawyers claim evidence from his presidency should not have been used in the trial.
- The Supreme Court ruling provides broad protections for presidential actions, complicating the Manhattan case.
- Judge Merchan will rule on the motion to overturn the conviction on September 6.
- Trump faces potential sentencing on September 18 if the motion is denied.
- Prosecutors must respond to the defense's motion by July 24.
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