My true hope is that the U.S. Supreme Court, with all of its wisdom, would not forget that "We the People" may be now facing much more urgent issues than the exact line separating “private” and “official” acts.

The Romans knew that liberty depended on every citizen, regardless of their station, being equally subject to the protections and restrictions of a common legal system. Our Supreme Court could learn from that.

Instead, the court should keep it simple, treat the Trump immunity decision as the easy “non-official” electioneering case that it is, and avoid making a definitive, complicated and time-consuming

Trump claimed Thursday he would be unable to testify in the trial concerning a hush money scheme and falsified business records, and blamed the gag order he’s currently under for keeping him off the stand.

Following the nearly three-hour oral argument about presidential immunity in the Supreme Court on April 25, 2024, many commentators were aghast. The general theme, among legal and political experts alike,