The Supreme Court's final decision day is approaching, and the ruling on Trump's immunity is expected to be released.

• The Supreme Court will decide if former President Donald Trump is exempt from federal election interference prosecution charges.
• The outcome of the high-stakes criminal case brought by special counsel Jack Smith will be determined by the decision.
• President Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election, but Trump is accused of conspiring to illegally overturn the results.

On Monday morning, the Supreme Court will issue its final decisions for the term, including a verdict on whether former President Donald Trump can evade criminal prosecution for federal election interference charges.

The fate of the high-stakes criminal case brought by special counsel Jack Smith will be determined by the decision of the high court, whose six-seat conservative majority includes three members nominated by Trump.

President Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election, but Trump is accused of conspiring to illegally overturn the results.

The federal court case in Washington, D.C. has been put on hold as Trump contends that he is exempt from any legal consequences for his official actions while serving as president.

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