The Georgia Court of Appeals has assured that the Georgia case against Trump will not be heard before election day by setting oral arguments on Trump’s interlocutory appeal to have Fani Willis removed for October 4. Judge Cannon will obviously make sure the documents case will not go to trial before election day, which only leaves the D.C. trial. There is a slight chance that it can go to trial before November, but what I expect to happen is that SCOTUS will hold that presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts, then remand the case to Judge Chutkan to decide which alleged actions Trump took were official acts for which he is immune from prosecution, and which were not official acts of the President and therefore subject to criminal charges. Once she rules, there will be another round of appeals, ensuring no trial before election day. Thank Dog for Alvin Bragg and his gutsy decision to prosecute Trump when lots of people were saying it was a weak case!