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Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity: US institutions bolster governance amid rising tensions with China

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On July 1, 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed the President’s right to “absolute immunity” from criminal prosecution in performing his constitutional duties as head of state.

More generally, the President of the United States enjoys “presumptive immunity” for other official actions of the head of state. This decision of the Supreme Court is a victory for Donald Trump’s team.

The Republicans now have grounds for the charges against the former president to be recognized as violating his right to presidential immunity.

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