Trump v. United States
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Presidential Immunity and Article II of the Constitution
Exploring the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity in criminal cases, the chapter delves into Chief Justice John Roberts' opinion on the theory of immunity for the president. It examines the complexities of determining presidential immunity and the potential implications on executive power scrutiny, focusing on the court's stance that a president is shielded from prosecution as long as actions are within official responsibilities. The chapter also analyzes the legal implications of the January 6th events and the exclusive control the president holds over the military and Department of Justice.
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