A second indictment has been filed against Trump in an election subversion case led by Special counsel Jack Smith.
It is unlikely that a superseding indictment will be tried before the November election.
On Tuesday, former President Trump was indicted again by Special Counsel Jack Smith in the election interference case.
The Supreme Court ruling granted former presidents broad immunity, which limited the allegations against the Republican presidential nominee.
According to sources, the superseding indictment is unlikely to expedite the proceedings and it is unlikely that the case will go to trial before the November election.
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