Analysis of Supreme Court Ruling on Presidential Immunity

The chapter examines a specific Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, analyzing key aspects such as preclusive executive power, official acts, and unofficial conduct. Debate surrounds the controversial elements of the ruling and the conditions under which the President can be immune from prosecution. The discussion delves into the implications of the court's decision on civil and criminal cases, the court's legitimacy, and the adherence to originalism in the majority opinion.