Supreme Court Ruling on Presidential Immunity

The chapter delves into the recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, exploring the distinction between absolute and presumptive immunity for various presidential acts. The court's decision, which may delay the trial until after the election, emphasizes the necessity for meticulous categorization of the acts for immunity. It also considers the potential implications of President Trump's immunity from certain acts as determined by the lower court judge, and the role of the special prosecutor in the case.