Prosecutors and defense attorneys for former President Donald Trump will present arguments Thursday in his election interference case following a Supreme Court ruling that put the case on hold. A judge will decide next steps in the case.The hearing follows Special Counsel Jack Smith's filing of an updated indictment last week complying with the Supreme Court's ruling, which grants former presidents absolute immunity for official acts in office.The new indictment removes allegations of Trump's pressure on law enforcement and the Justice Department's efforts to help him stay in power following the 2020 election.Trump's legal team says it plans to file several motions to dismiss the case.The U.S. district court judge will consider whether the charges in the new indictment describes acts Trump took in his personal capacity as a candidate. Neither side expects a trial to happen before November's election.Trump will not be in court but will attend a luncheon at the Economic Club of New York instead.