Nixon v. Fitzgerald
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Examining Presidential Immunity in Legal Cases
The chapter delves into the complexities of presidential immunity and the legal challenges surrounding suing a sitting president. It discusses the lack of clear legal precedents in this area, emphasizing the potential risks to the balance of power and accountability. The chapter critiques the extension of absolute immunity to the office of the president and its implications on legal accountability.
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