Trump v. New York

Issues: (1) Whether Donald Trump is entitled to an automatic stay of criminal proceedings against him in state court while his claims of presidential immunity from criminal prosecution are addressed on interlocutory appeal to New York’s appellate courts and, if necessary, this court; (2) whether the trial court’s admission and use of evidence of Trump’s official acts in a state-court jury trial on criminal charges violated the doctrine of presidential immunity recognized in Trump v. United States; and (3) whether a sitting president’s complete immunity from criminal prosecution during his term in office extends to the president-elect of the United States during the brief but crucial period between his election, his certification as the president-elect, which has now occurred, and his inauguration, as he conducts presidential transition activities that are integral and preparatory to his imminent assumption of the executive power of the United States.