If a President has complete immunity for everything done in office, we may as well rip the part about impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors out of the Constitution. The parts about treason too.
Congressional impeachment is a completely separate process, in which the Supreme Court cannot decide.
That's the jist of it: President is accountable to Congress, not to local jurisdictions that may or may not like him. Congress members are immune from some local laws as well, as stated in the constitution. (Lets them get out of speeding tickets when traveling to or from congressional sessions.)
If a President has complete immunity for everything done in office, we may as well rip the part about impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors out of the Constitution. The parts about treason too.
Congressional impeachment is a completely separate process, in which the Supreme Court cannot decide.
That's the jist of it: President is accountable to Congress, not to local jurisdictions that may or may not like him. Congress members are immune from some local laws as well, as stated in the constitution. (Lets them get out of speeding tickets when traveling to or from congressional sessions.)
I swear that some people here need to brush up on civics.
Sorry, my school replaced it with social studies.
Here memorize these dates that are important only because they’ll be on the test.
What’s the principle?
What strategies were involved in this?
What did this lead to?
What was this battle’s role in the larger war?
Which side(s) could the people involved have been playing for?
What war? Who was fighting? Why?
CUI BONO?
Look kid (which is a baby goat - Matthew 25:32), just memorize the dates for the standardized test.