Constitutional Amendment on Presidential Immunity

A proposal called the No One is Above the Law Amendment aims to eliminate presidential immunity for crimes committed while in office. The discussion highlights the constitutional debate between absolute and qualified immunity for public officials. Absolute immunity protects officials from civil or criminal charges unless malice is proven, a concept that has historical precedent but faces challenges in application. The complexities surrounding this issue are amplified when considering the implications of impeachment and how it functions alongside potential criminal prosecutions.