The decision by the US Supreme Court justices comes in response to Missouri's lawsuit claiming the case against Donald Trump infringed on the right of voters under the US Constitution to hear from the Republican presidential nominee as he seeks to regain the White...
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The decision by the justices came in response to Missouri’s lawsuit claiming that the case against Trump infringed on the right of voters under the US Constitution to hear from the Republican presidential nominee as he seeks to regain the White House. Trump, the Republican candidate in this year’s election, denies having had sex with Daniels and has vowed to appeal his conviction after his sentencing, scheduled for September.
Republican attorneys general from Florida, Iowa, Montana and Alaska filed a Supreme Court brief in support of Missouri’s lawsuit.
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