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Legal Complexities of Trump's Presidency
This chapter explores the implications of Donald Trump's re-election on his ongoing criminal proceedings and the possibility of drastic actions he may take, such as dismissing prosecutors. It examines the longstanding Department of Justice rules regarding the prosecution of a sitting president, tracing their origins and the tensions they create between institutional adherence and political accountability. The discussion highlights the challenges of navigating legal immunity for elected officials and the potential repercussions of prosecuting high-profile figures like Trump in a politically charged environment.