Supreme Court Ruling on Presidential Immunity for Trump

The chapter explores a recent Supreme Court ruling on Trump's claim of presidential immunity in a federal election interference case. It delves into the different categories of immunity for presidential actions and discusses the implications of the ruling on presidential authority and the powers of the executive branch, drawing parallels to historical events involving Nixon. Ultimately, the Court's decision limits the ability to prosecute a president for certain actions and sends the indictment back to the district court for further evaluation.