The concept of presidential immunity, granted to the highest office in the land, has long been a subject of spirited debate. Proponents argue that such immunity is essential for ensuring the efficient functioning of the presidency, shielding the leader from frivolous lawsuits and allowing them to focus on national affairs. Critics, however, contend

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