A key hearing for former President Donald Trump's election interference case is set for Thursday, marking the first court appearance since the Supreme Court's ruling that grants presidents immunity for official acts. Trump's legal team is seeking to delay proceedings until after the November election, arguing that the indictment should be dismissed on grounds of unconstitutional special counsel appointment and presidential immunity. The Supreme Court's decision has complicated the case, allowing for potential dismissal of some charges while leaving others to be interpreted under the new ruling. Special counsel Jack Smith aims to push the case forward, asserting that the remaining allegations fall outside the scope of the immunity ruling. Trump has maintained his innocence, labeling the prosecution as politically motivated. The outcome of this hearing could significantly impact the timeline of the trial, which is unlikely to commence before the presidential election.