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Supreme Court affirms absolute immunity for official acts in Trump case
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3:00Now PlayingThe US Supreme Court ruled Monday that former President Donald Trump enjoys absolute immunity from prosecution for “official acts” during his presidency — without saying whether that includes his alleged 2020 election subversion.
The nation’s top court left it up to lower courts to sort out what constitutes an “official act” by a sitting president — clearing the way for more appeals by Trump that could set his trial on charges he unlawfully tried to remain in power following his loss to Joe Biden back months or years, if it ever happens.
In a 6-3 majority decision authored by Chief Justice John Roberts, the Court stressed that the “president is not above the law,” and that “not everything the President does is official.”
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