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Presidential Immunity and Power Dynamics
This chapter explores a recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, allowing a sitting president to engage in criminal activities without prosecution. It highlights the separation of powers and the potential for abuse, discussing the implications for future presidents and democracy. The conversation also addresses Donald Trump's legal troubles and the judiciary's role in overseeing presidential powers under the unitary executive theory.
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