The celebrations by Donald Trump’s opponents may be premature. Despite the Supreme Court’s ruling that he is not above the law as it applies to every other American, his tax returns probably won’t be made public before the presidential election in November.
The Court rejected, 7-2, Trump’s request that prosecutors should meet a higher than usual standard in seeking to force production of a president’s personal papers.
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