A New York federal appeals court ruled on Monday that Trump's tax returns can be turned over to criminal investigators in the state. The president's lawyers are expected to appeal the decision.
Fox News judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano this week predicted that the Supreme Court will likely to force President Donald Trump to turn over his tax returns before Christmas.
A New York federal appeals court ruled on Monday that Trump's tax returns can be turned over to criminal investigators in the state. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' judgment, which is expected to be challenged, came after the president's attorneys argued that he is exempt from state criminal law due to his position in office.
Hours after the ruling, Napolitano appeared on Fox News and predicted that Trump's attorneys will appeal the decision, which will likely be heard by the Supreme Court"on an emergency basis." "The United States Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, that's right below the Supreme Court, ruled that there's no broad immunity for the president for behavior he engaged in before he was in the White House," Napolitano explained."This subpoena is for his tax returns and the Trump organization corporate records from 2015 and 2016.
Fox News judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano on Monday predicted that the Supreme Court could force President Donald Trump to turn over his tax returns"before Christmas."The Fox News judicial analyst pointed out that the judgement is"consistent with what a trial judge ruled when the president sought to throw out the subpoena," before then detailing next steps.
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