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The Supreme Court is considering a petition from Couy Griffin, a former official convicted in a Jan. 6-related case, which raises questions about courts’ authority in 14th Amendment challenges.
Griffin’s case is separate from Trump’s pending case, but both touch on similar issues.
The justices may delay deciding on Griffin’s petition until Trump’s case is resolved.
This situation highlights that the eligibility issue extends beyond Trump and may continue depending on the court’s decision in Trump v. Anderson.
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