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Tuesday’s decision by the US Court of Appeals in Manhattan could remove legal obstacle to the longstanding case proceeding to trial. Last year, the US Supreme Court ruled Halkbank wasn’t shielded from prosecution by a US statute granting immunity to governments for official acts.
But while the courts have largely decided the legal issues, the future of the case may also hinge on the outcome of the presidential election.
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