Supreme Court immunity ruling sends most of Trump case back to lower courts

The Supreme Court ruled Monday, July 1, that presidents are entitled to absolute immunity from prosecution for actions that fall within their constitutional duties and presumptive immunity for official acts. However, justices ruled there is no immunity for unofficial acts.
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[@brianbassett4379]

I'm ashamed to be an American today. Everything in America is for sale, including SCJs.

[@IDBTitanosaurus]

Why?! You hate Trump so much that you are ashamed of being an American?! You're white.

[@bsmithhammer]

People need to understand this is much broader than just being about Trump - this sets precedent for ALL Presidents. I know there is a contingent that doesn't care about that, and just wants to try and convict Trump however they can, but that's not how this works. Nor does this grant him "full immunity" as some clickbait titles suggest.

[@IDBTitanosaurus]

The title is actually not clickbait. It just says the ruling send the immunity case back to the lower courts.

[@bsmithhammer]

@@IDBTitanosaurus I was referring to a lot of other headlines I'm seeing in the mainstream - not SAN. The greater point still stands.