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- The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on whether Trump can remain on Colorado's primary ballot.
- The justices are being asked to determine whether Trump engaged in insurrection while president.
- Most constitutional law experts think the court is likely to side with Trump.
The Supreme Court this week is set to hear arguments on whether former President Donald Trump, the Republican frontrunner, can be excluded from Colorado's primary ballot ahead of the 2024 election — a case that forces the top court to wade into unclear election law in a politically-charged year.