'The odds are high that the Supreme Court will get involved in one way or another,' a legal expert told Newsweek.
Trump's team will certainly be moving to dismiss various claims on various constitutional and statutory grounds, he added.
"Every legal angle is going to be explored on behalf of all the parties," Trocino said."When that happens, whoever doesn't get the favorable ruling from the trial court is going to appeal it to the intermediate appellate court—whether in the federal case that's the Circuit Court of Appeals, or they'll eventually attempt to get jurisdiction in the United States Supreme Court.
The legal and political questions intertwine considering Trump's current status within the Republican Party as it pertains to being the GOP nominee next November. If that comes to fruition, the Supreme Court could become viewed through a more political lens than it is now—where itsThere is also the sentiment that"no one is above the law," no matter who the individual is.
"If justice is anything, it's a constant and consistent application of the law and so the law that applies to my clients ought to apply to everybody...The judge should set the schedule for the trial as the judge sees fit...and it should move along at that pace and no slower."
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