
Presidential Immunity From the Founding to Today
We the People
Historical Perspectives on Presidential Immunity and Executive Privilege
The chapter delves into the historical debate over whether presidents are beyond judicial reach and explores recent Supreme Court decisions on presidential immunity. It discusses the implications of allowing prosecutions for official acts done for corrupt reasons, and debates the potential abuse of prosecutorial powers. The conversation also touches on the balance of power between Congress and the President regarding military authority.
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