The US Supreme Court ruled Monday that former President Donald Trump enjoys “absolute” immunity from prosecution for “official acts” during his presidency, although it left the exact ex…
for “official acts” during his presidency, although it left the exact extent of that protection for lower courts to decide.
New details emerge about Biden's mental state after debate debacle — and the steps staffers take to shield the '10am to 4pm president' Sauer claimed that such immunity was covered by the Constitution and Executive Vesting Clause, which bestows the president with executive power.Initially, many legal experts posited that Smith’s position against “absolute” immunity was a slam-dunk and anticipated the Supreme Court would spurn Trump’s plea for a get-out-of-jail-free card.
Former President Trump only needed to delay the case because of the upcoming election — and he succeeded. Trump is also facing a 10-count racketeering indictment for 2020 election tampering in Georgia, bringing his total pending charges up to 54. He has denied wrongdoing and pleaded not guilty to all of them.
Earlier this year, liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor complained about the grueling schedule. She is facing pressure from some progressives to step down while Dems still have political power to replace her.
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