It seems like that's happening a lot around these protests too. The AP article said that many of the students' suspensions have been lifted. Most charges against students at University of Texas were dropped to, I believe the article I read said 57 students had the charges dropped.
It's interesting that literal avowed neo nazis get police protection when they protest in this country, and the college students protesting get arrested.
So if they have to determine each act is personal or presidential, each of those is going to have a whole string of hearings and arguments and decisions and appeals. This is going nowhere anytime soon.
Trumps lawyers were still arguing the notion that the president needs to be impeached before he is criminally charged..... I wonder what happens when a president just resigns before he gets impeached. If he does that, is he unable to be criminally charged?
yeah, seeing a lot of chatter that a very possible "outcome" of the hearing we just heard was remanding it back to the DC court to define the categories of presidential duties which of course would be more of the delay that article talks about and also probably the single most corrupt outcome.
That's the outcome that actually gives Trump and no one else some immunity
Jack Smiths guy talking about how they gave congress immunity via the speech and debate clause, but specifically did not do a form of immunity for the president, strongly suggesting framers didn't want it.
CSPAN is interviewing people waiting outside of the SCOTUS hearing today and this lady they were interviewing literally called herself a "missionary for trump"