RSS SubscribeDid the Supreme Court really just give U.S. presidents the power to assassinate opponents?
By Alexander Panetta – CBC News
Here’s what the decision clearly does: It makes the president immune from prosecution for actions where he’s obviously exercising his official role. He is not immune for acts unrelated to his role. But in ambiguous cases, he’s presumed to be immune, and courts must decide on a case-by-case basis.
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