Trump v. United States Decision
I’m interested in hearing the libertarian perspective regarding the implications of this decision. On one hand, I think we’re heading in a bad direction when it comes to transfer of power; something needs to be done to prevent a President from using the FBI to exhaustively investigate and arrest the former President. I can see where this decision resolves that. However, according to Sotomayor, this means the President can now just use the military to assassinate a political rival, and this decision makes that action immune from a criminal conviction. Is that actually the case?
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