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A federal judge rejected Donald Trump’s immunity claim and related constitutional arguments in the Jan. 6 election-subversion case, leaving the indictment in place and setting up an appeal. The ruling was a clear loss for Trump’s effort to end the case before trial.
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A federal judge rejected Donald Trump’s immunity claim and related constitutional arguments in the Jan. 6 election-subversion case, leaving the indictment in place and setting up an appeal. The ruling was a clear loss for Trump’s effort to end the case before trial.
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A federal judge rejected Donald Trump’s immunity claim and related constitutional arguments in the Jan. 6 election-subversion case, leaving the indictment in place and setting up an appeal. The ruling was a clear loss for Trump’s effort to end the case before trial.
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