Legal Maneuvering Against a Former President

This chapter explores recent developments in criminal cases against a former president, particularly focusing on a new superseding indictment and its implications following a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. It delves into the legal complexities of distinguishing actions taken as an office holder versus a candidate, and anticipates future defense strategies in light of ongoing legal challenges. The discussion also reflects on the broader consequences for the judicial system and the potential for electoral interference.