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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump is entitled to immunity from criminal prosecution while in office
According to news on July 2, the U.S. Supreme Court made an important ruling that former President Donald J. Trump enjoys broad immunity from criminal prosecution while in office, which means that he will not face criminal prosecution for actions taken during his tenure. This ruling directly affects the "hush money" conviction case faced by Trump in New York.
Earlier, American adult actress Daniels claimed that she had a private affair with Trump since 2006, but Trump strongly denied the accusation. According to reports, in order to protect the safety of herself and her family, Daniels accepted the "hush money" offered by Trump's personal lawyer. Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen once confirmed that he paid Daniels $130,000 privately. However, Daniels pointed out that Trump did not personally sign the "hush money" document, which made the document legally invalid.
With the Supreme Court's ruling, Trump will seek to overturn his "hush money" conviction in New York. The ruling means he remains legally immune, though the allegations are likely to continue to attract political and public attention.
