The Presidency Before the Supreme Court
Main Justice
Legal Implications of Presidential Immunity
The chapter delves into legal debates on presidential immunity from civil prosecution, focusing on distinguishing official acts from personal conduct. It discusses the complexities of using official acts as evidence in trials, particularly in connection with potential criminal activities. The conversation also explores the nuanced consequences of categorizing certain actions as immune from prosecution and the implications for legal proceedings.
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