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Is there a law like this? If so:
Should any criminal investigation or legal action, investigation even a phone call that takes time from the president in office in any criminal investigation can be interpreted and considered a violation of this stature "The US president cannot be prosecuted for any crime while in office"? Unless it is a political offense like espionage is it a crime against the president especially if they are wrong?
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Not word for word and please correct me.
Is there a law like this? If so:
Should any criminal investigation or legal action, investigation even a phone call that takes time from the president in office in any criminal investigation can be interpreted and considered a violation of this stature "The US president cannot be prosecuted for any crime while in office"? Unless it is a political offense like espionage is it a crime against the president especially if they are wrong?
Related: Can the US president be charged of crime such as murder while in office?
united-states criminal-law president
asked 49 mins ago
MuzeMuze
3071314
Can you make your question a little more clear as to what you are asking?
– Putvi
48 mins ago
@Putvi how is this?
– Muze
43 mins ago
Are you asking if it is a crime to file a lawsuit against the president?
– Putvi
41 mins ago
@Putvi that would be a civil matter. Updated to criminal.
– Muze
39 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Can the US president be charged of crime such as murder while in office?
– Nij
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Not word for word and please correct me.
Is there a law like this? If so:
Should any criminal investigation or legal action, investigation even a phone call that takes time from the president in office in any criminal investigation can be interpreted and considered a violation of this stature "The US president cannot be prosecuted for any crime while in office"? Unless it is a political offense like espionage is it a crime against the president especially if they are wrong?
Related: Can the US president be charged of crime such as murder while in office?
united-states criminal-law president
asked 49 mins ago
MuzeMuze
3071314
Not word for word and please correct me.
Is there a law like this? If so:
Should any criminal investigation or legal action, investigation even a phone call that takes time from the president in office in any criminal investigation can be interpreted and considered a violation of this stature "The US president cannot be prosecuted for any crime while in office"? Unless it is a political offense like espionage is it a crime against the president especially if they are wrong?
Related: Can the US president be charged of crime such as murder while in office?
united-states criminal-law president
united-states criminal-law president
asked 49 mins ago
MuzeMuze
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asked 49 mins ago
MuzeMuze
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Muze
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MuzeMuze
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MuzeMuze
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MuzeMuze
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Can you make your question a little more clear as to what you are asking?
– Putvi
48 mins ago
@Putvi how is this?
– Muze
43 mins ago
Are you asking if it is a crime to file a lawsuit against the president?
– Putvi
41 mins ago
@Putvi that would be a civil matter. Updated to criminal.
– Muze
39 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Can the US president be charged of crime such as murder while in office?
– Nij
33 mins ago
|
show 3 more comments
Can you make your question a little more clear as to what you are asking?
– Putvi
48 mins ago
@Putvi how is this?
– Muze
43 mins ago
Are you asking if it is a crime to file a lawsuit against the president?
– Putvi
41 mins ago
@Putvi that would be a civil matter. Updated to criminal.
– Muze
39 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Can the US president be charged of crime such as murder while in office?
– Nij
33 mins ago
Can you make your question a little more clear as to what you are asking?
– Putvi
48 mins ago
Can you make your question a little more clear as to what you are asking?
– Putvi
48 mins ago
@Putvi how is this?
– Muze
43 mins ago
@Putvi how is this?
– Muze
43 mins ago
Are you asking if it is a crime to file a lawsuit against the president?
– Putvi
41 mins ago
Are you asking if it is a crime to file a lawsuit against the president?
– Putvi
41 mins ago
@Putvi that would be a civil matter. Updated to criminal.
– Muze
39 mins ago
@Putvi that would be a civil matter. Updated to criminal.
– Muze
39 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Can the US president be charged of crime such as murder while in office?
– Nij
33 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Can the US president be charged of crime such as murder while in office?
– Nij
33 mins ago
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The policy of the Justice Department is that the President of the United States can not be indicted. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-indictment-explainer/can-a-sitting-us-president-face-criminal-charges-idUSKCN1QF1D3
All federal prosecutors are part of the Justice Department and that means the guidelines for them say it is prohibited. There is not an actual law saying you can or can't indict the president. The idea is that impeachment is the right way to handle presidential wrongdoing, because the president shouldn't be distracted and he could be charged after leaving office or if he was impeached.
The president can be investigated though and some have.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-13/trump-nixon-five-times-the-fbi-went-up-against-the-president/9539192
answered 32 mins ago
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The policy of the Justice Department is that the President of the United States can not be indicted. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-indictment-explainer/can-a-sitting-us-president-face-criminal-charges-idUSKCN1QF1D3
All federal prosecutors are part of the Justice Department and that means the guidelines for them say it is prohibited. There is not an actual law saying you can or can't indict the president. The idea is that impeachment is the right way to handle presidential wrongdoing, because the president shouldn't be distracted and he could be charged after leaving office or if he was impeached.
The president can be investigated though and some have.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-13/trump-nixon-five-times-the-fbi-went-up-against-the-president/9539192
answered 32 mins ago
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The policy of the Justice Department is that the President of the United States can not be indicted. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-indictment-explainer/can-a-sitting-us-president-face-criminal-charges-idUSKCN1QF1D3
All federal prosecutors are part of the Justice Department and that means the guidelines for them say it is prohibited. There is not an actual law saying you can or can't indict the president. The idea is that impeachment is the right way to handle presidential wrongdoing, because the president shouldn't be distracted and he could be charged after leaving office or if he was impeached.
The president can be investigated though and some have.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-13/trump-nixon-five-times-the-fbi-went-up-against-the-president/9539192
answered 32 mins ago
PutviPutvi
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The policy of the Justice Department is that the President of the United States can not be indicted. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-indictment-explainer/can-a-sitting-us-president-face-criminal-charges-idUSKCN1QF1D3
All federal prosecutors are part of the Justice Department and that means the guidelines for them say it is prohibited. There is not an actual law saying you can or can't indict the president. The idea is that impeachment is the right way to handle presidential wrongdoing, because the president shouldn't be distracted and he could be charged after leaving office or if he was impeached.
The president can be investigated though and some have.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-13/trump-nixon-five-times-the-fbi-went-up-against-the-president/9539192
answered 32 mins ago
PutviPutvi
1,299111
The policy of the Justice Department is that the President of the United States can not be indicted. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-indictment-explainer/can-a-sitting-us-president-face-criminal-charges-idUSKCN1QF1D3
All federal prosecutors are part of the Justice Department and that means the guidelines for them say it is prohibited. There is not an actual law saying you can or can't indict the president. The idea is that impeachment is the right way to handle presidential wrongdoing, because the president shouldn't be distracted and he could be charged after leaving office or if he was impeached.
The president can be investigated though and some have.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-13/trump-nixon-five-times-the-fbi-went-up-against-the-president/9539192
answered 32 mins ago
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Can you make your question a little more clear as to what you are asking?
– Putvi
48 mins ago
@Putvi how is this?
– Muze
43 mins ago
Are you asking if it is a crime to file a lawsuit against the president?
– Putvi
41 mins ago
@Putvi that would be a civil matter. Updated to criminal.
– Muze
39 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Can the US president be charged of crime such as murder while in office?
– Nij
33 mins ago