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Coverage in Jurist
Jurist wrote about our latest amicus brief in the matter of United States v. Donald Trump:
Trump separately faces four criminal cases, spanning 91 federal and state charges. One of the cases, which alleges that he conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 US presidential election, has been at the center of attention since the US Supreme Court agreed to hear Trump’s claim of “absolute presidential immunity.” On Friday, a group of prominent legal scholars and officials from the Society for the Rule of Law urged the court via an amicus brief to reject Trump’s claim, stating, “The last thing presidential immunity should do is embolden Presidents who lose re-election to engage in criminal conduct, through official acts or otherwise.”