Trump v. U.S.: Presidential Power, Immunity, and the Constitution

One of the most significant Supreme Court decisions in modern U.S. history, Trump v. United States (2024), the case addressed presidential immunity in the context of criminal prosecution. Our analysis will review the facts of the case, the Court’s reasoning, the constitutional principles at issue, the opinions of the justices, and the decision’s potential impact and separation of powers. The speaker is James Coll, an adjunct professor of American and Constitutional history and retired NYPD detective. No registration required.