The sentencing of the former President in New York is delayed
The US Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that former US President Donald Trump has immunity from prosecution for his core constitutional powers and does not have immunity for unofficial acts. However, it said that it will send the case back to trial judge to determine which, if any of Trump’s actions, were part of his official duties and thus were protected from prosecution.
The Supreme Court gave a free pass to Donald Trump and future presidents
US Supreme Court has ruled that former US President Donald Trump does not have immunity from prosecution over the Capitol violence. In a dissent, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said that Trump’s actions were “unparliamentary and unprecedented”. She added, “We’re left with no other way to ensure that our constitutional system works.” Trump had earlier claimed that he doesn’t have immunity from prosecution.