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Rick Hasen@rickhasen.bsky.social |
The Supreme Court’s Irresponsible Murkiness Over Whether the President Could Remove His Attorney General by Poisoning Him in the New Trump Immunity Case electionlawblog.org?p=144205
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Lsleffel
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Supreme Court: The president has immunity in some situations. “What situations?” Supreme Court: file 10,000 lawsuits, and in a few years we’ll tell you—maybe.
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Elinor Stillman
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Or by shooting him on Fifth Avenue.
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To be fair the majority opinion does consider the pardon / bribery hypothetical in a footnote. But I have no idea what this means, concretely, in terms of how a prosecutor / judge would be legally permitted to proceed.
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