The conservative justices granted presidents broad protection for official acts. That appears to include much of the conduct in the federal Jan. 6 indictment.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Litman: After the Supreme Court's immunity ruling, can Donald Trump still be tried for Jan. 6?
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