Supreme Court's Presidential Immunity Ruling Sparks Legal Concerns

Experts warn the decision may shield presidents from prosecution for serious crimes committed during their tenure.

The ruling grants presidents complete immunity for actions tied to core constitutional powers.
Legal experts fear the decision could embolden autocratic behavior and erode democratic norms.
The ruling's ambiguity leaves room for interpretation, potentially allowing misuse of presidential powers.
Concerns arise over potential impunity for severe crimes, including war crimes and political assassinations.
The decision may complicate future efforts to hold presidents accountable for misconduct.