The Unprecedented Accountability of a President

This chapter explores the implications of legal challenges faced by a sitting president, particularly emphasizing Donald Trump's historic status as the first convicted felon to hold the office. The discussion highlights the balance between accountability and the practicality of not imprisoning a president for minor offenses, shedding light on the unique circumstances of Trump's presidency.

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