Exploring Presidential Immunity and Prosecution

The chapter delves into the concept of presidential immunity, discussing historical perspectives, concerns about abuses of power, and the implications of granting criminal immunity to the President. Debate surrounds whether a former President can be prosecuted for official acts, focusing on selective prosecution, political animus, official immunity, and balancing criminal prosecution with political remedies like impeachment. The conversation also explores the interpretation of statutes, core presidential powers, corrupt intent, and the President's responsibility to execute the law.