The Supreme Court likely cleared 350 out of 351 January 6 riot defendants by rejecting the broad application of a law intended for corporate malfeasance, leaving only Donald Trump facing charges of obstructing an official proceeding. Trump aims to leverage the Supreme Court ruling to challenge accusations of withholding state secrets post-presidency, asserting protection from prosecution for official acts. Legal experts anticipate Trump's defense to revisit arguments on the classification of documents taken from the White House. Despite complexities around defining 'official acts,' Trump seeks procedural victories in both the election interference and classified documents cases post his presidency.