If case has not been decided on Trump v. United States (Presidential immunity, how do you think the current supreme court is going to decide on this case and why?
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The court currently has a conservative majority, with six conservative justices and three liberal justices. This majority could influence the decision-making process in cases that are ideologically charged, such as Trump v. United States, which involves the issue Show more…
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