The News Agents - USA
Should a president be able to "assassinate" his political opponents?
Apr 30, 2024
Adam Liptak from The New York Times discusses presidential immunity, Supreme Court rulings, and legal complexities. The podcast explores partisanship in the Supreme Court, Joe Biden's humor at the Correspondents' Dinner, and a controversial incident of a politician shooting her own dog.
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- Debate over presidential immunity from criminal acts highlights concerns about former presidents being above the law.
- Trump fined for violating gag order, raising questions on accountability and potential jail time.
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Presidential Immunity from Criminal Acts
The debate over whether a former president should have immunity from criminal acts, specifically focusing on the case involving Donald Trump and his potential immunity. Justice Sotomayor's question regarding the official acts and personal motivations behind presidential decisions is highlighted, raising concerns about whether a former president should be considered above the law.
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