The US Supreme Court is set to review former President Donald Trump's claim of immunity regarding charges from the 2020 election aftermath and the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

A federal appeals court had previously dismissed Trump's immunity claim, which allowed legal proceedings against him to advance.

Trump's attorneys have sought to postpone the Supreme Court's review on his immunity, while the special prosecutor has pushed for the trial to continue without delay.

The Supreme Court hearing is on the docket for late April, with a decision anticipated a few weeks thereafter.

If the Supreme Court decides in favor of Trump, it may terminate the election fraud case against him in Washington and affect his upcoming criminal trial in New York on hush money charges.

Trump is facing a total of 91 charges across four distinct criminal cases, with the Washington case being only one component of his legal challenges.

The Supreme Court's ruling holds critical implications for Trump's legal jeopardy and could substantially influence his political ambitions.