An In-depth Analysis of Presidential Immunity and Executive Power

The chapter provides a comprehensive analysis of legal cases involving presidential immunity and the exercise of executive power, discussing historical contexts, textual sources of immunity, and critiques of originalism in legal interpretation. It delves into the nuances of a president's immunity from civil and criminal liability during and after their term, exploring practical implications and potential consequences. The conversation also touches on the balance between enforcing executive power and preventing abuses, using extreme examples to illustrate complex legal and ethical considerations.