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The conversation surrounding Trump's legal challenges also touches upon the Supreme Court's involvement. A recent decision by the Court, which narrowly ruled against Trump, has been interpreted as a sign of the judiciary's independence from political bias. Legal experts assert that the justices—even those nominated by Trump—were not swayed by political loyalties, reinforcing the argument against efforts to pack the Court for partisan gain.
David noted that this affirms the integrity of the judicial system, arguing against the notion that the Court would be influenced by political undertones in high-profile cases like Trump's. The expectation now is that once the case reaches higher judicial scrutiny, it may be reversed, given the questionable foundations of the prosecution.