Implications of Supreme Court Ruling on President's Immunity

The chapter delves into the recent Supreme Court ruling that granted former President Trump immunity from criminal prosecution, sparking concerns about the unchecked power of the President over the Justice Department. Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson dissent over the ruling, highlighting worries about its consequences and impact on federal cases, such as those related to the January 6th events. The decision, seen as highly favorable to the President, examines the far-reaching implications of this expansive immunity for future legal proceedings involving former presidents.