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Trump v. United States

603 U.S. 593

2024-07-01Executive PowerSeparation of Powers

Holding / constitutional rule

Held that a former president has absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for conduct within exclusive constitutional authority and at least presumptive immunity for official acts, but no immunity for unofficial acts.

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A major separation-of-powers decision concerning presidential criminal immunity.

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Constitution ProvisionArticle II, Section 1 — Executive Vesting ClauseInterprets →

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