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Trump’s legal team is urging the Supreme Court to intervene in his high-profile battle with E. Jean Carroll, arguing that a ruling against him could cripple presidential free speech by setting a dangerous precedent. They’re claiming his statements were official acts protected under prior rulings and invoking the First Amendment. This isn’t the first time Trump has turned to the Court — his lawyers are pushing for broad presidential immunity, framing public remarks as part of the job. Meanwhile, public trust in the Court is waning, especially among Republicans, fueled by criticism over its “shadow docket.” Legal analysts say Trump’s constitutional arguments may hold more weight than other parts of the case, raising profound questions about presidential power, accountability, and how far immunity extends — with potential ramifications for future presidents.

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