Supreme Court Grants Presidential Immunity, Excludes Staff

The ruling shields presidents from criminal prosecution but leaves aides vulnerable to legal consequences.

The decision aims to empower presidents to act decisively without fear of prosecution.
Staff and aides do not receive the same immunity, leading to potential legal risks for following orders.
Legal experts express concerns about the imbalance this creates within the executive branch.
The ruling could influence ongoing legal battles involving former Trump administration officials.
Military personnel remain bound by laws prohibiting the execution of illegal orders.