Donald Trump gets 'supreme' relief, case to overturn election results won't be run

Former US President Donald Trump got significant relief from the US Supreme Court. It has ruled out any prospects of running a case against Trump before the November presidential election in the United States. This decision by the US Supreme Court is being termed a gigantic victory for Trump.

A Full Bench of judges in the Supreme Court held, in a judgment by an overwhelming majority of 6-3: "Former presidents are entitled to complete immunity from prosecution for official acts done while a president, but not for informal actions.".

According to prosecutors, Trump hatched a plot to subvert his defeat in the 2020 election. Trump had pressured officials, incited riots at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, in an attempt to cling to power, and then leveraged those riots. The win in the Supreme Court has brought relief to Trump, and this win is big for him. But this victory of Trump is no less than a defeat for Biden.

Trump has been convicted in the Hush Money case. In fact, on the matter of physical relations with Trump, porn star Stormy Daniels had said that Trump had given money to Stormy for keeping quiet during his 2016 presidential election campaign. There were 34 allegations made by Stormy against Trump, and a New York court convicted Trump in all cases. This judgment, in all these cases, will be pronounced on July 11. So, even though Trump may have gotten relief in the matter of overturning the election results because that time he was the President, he wasn't the President during 2016 also, and if he were to be punished on July 11, he wouldn't get any exemption.