Everything you need to know about Trump's big week in court

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Nothing else unfolds until a week from Monday, January 15, when Trump is likely to win the Iowa caucuses.
49% : Thus far, Trump has asked that the Supreme Court weigh in on Colorado's decision, as other states are following the lead.
49% : Trump is expected to appeal the ruling once it's finalized.
45% : If it is denied, the only option Trump has is for the Supreme Court to put a stay on the case until they decide whether or not to take it up.
42% : Trump said that he will attend this trial.
42% : Trump gets a day off on Wednesday.
35% : On Tuesday, oral arguments begin at the Washington, D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, where Trump will argue that he has universal presidential immunity from all criminal behavior conducted while president as outlined in the Constitution.
35% : Trump has been under a gag order against attacking Judge Engoron's staff, so after the court has ruled, he is expected to launch further attacks on Engoron's clerk.
21% : Judge Arthur Engoron has already ruled that the ex-president was liable for fraud, but he will rule on how much Trump will be forced to pay in damages.
19% : The New York Appeals Court has already upheld Engoron's ruling that Trump was libel for fraud.

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