The Supreme Court is going to let Donald Trump's appeals play out before weighing in on election interference case

• The Supreme Court denied Jack Smith's request to sidestep a court of appeals to hear a Trump case.
• Trump says the election interference case against him should be thrown out because of presidential immunity.
• The case is currently playing out in a DC court of appeals. 

The Supreme Court on Friday said it would not bypass a lower court of appeals, allowing the district court to hear a case on whether former President Donald Trump can be criminally charged for actions he took while president.