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Donald Trump prosecutor Jack Smith urges US Supreme Court to rule on presidential immunity

Jack Smith says high court should take up case quickly as former president looks set to sew up 2024 Republican nomination
Donald Trump had asked the US Supreme Court to dismiss the case against him, arguing he was shielded from prosecution

The US Supreme Court has been asked to weigh in for the first time on Donald Trump’s legal protections, in a petition that seeks a ruling on whether a former president is “absolutely immune” from federal prosecution for crimes committed while in office.

Jack Smith, the US special counsel overseeing federal criminal prosecutions of Trump, on Monday urged the Supreme Court to grant “immediate review” in order for the case to be decided during its current term, which usually ends in June or early July. That would ensure a resolution months before the presidential election in November 2024. Trump remains the favourite to become the Republican nominee.

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