Supreme Court to rule on Trump immunity

The transcript discusses former President Donald Trump's legal challenges regarding his claim of immunity from prosecution in the 2020 election subversion case. Special counsel Jack Smith charged Trump with four felonies, including conspiracy to defraud the US. Trump pleaded not guilty. The Supreme Court agreed to hear Trump's appeal after a federal court rejected his immunity claim. The court's decision could delay Trump's trial until after the election and may impact other cases against him. The case lacks precedent, as no president has faced similar charges. The outcome could affect future presidential conduct.

What does law professor Paul Finkelman say about the precedent in Trump's case?

What implications could Trump's case have for future presidents?