Trump’s Supreme Court showdown could possibly be ‘carte blanche for a dictatorship’

Donald Trump’s looming showdown within the Supreme Court over his claims to immunity from prosecution could possibly be “carte blanche for a dictatorship,” an professional has warned.

A federal appeals panel dominated on Tuesday that the previous president can face trial on fees that he plotted to overturn the outcomes of the 2020 election, rejecting his claims that he’s immune from prosecution. Trump’s crew has vowed to attraction, which may postpone the case by weeks or months, and could possibly be taken up by the Supreme Court.

But the case going to the Republican packed Supreme Court may have horrible penalties for the US, one professional warned.

Professor Inderjeet Parmar, head of the Department of International Politics at City, University of London, instructed the Mirror: “The matter will likely end up at the US Supreme Court and that could be a quite momentous occasion in the history of the USA and in its impact on the election, US domestic politics, and world affairs. The Supreme Court is made up of 9 justices, three appointed by Trump as president, and a 6-3 conservative/right-wing majority.”

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Despite the best wing dominance within the courtroom, the professor says it does not assure it’s going to favour Trump. But in the event that they did it may open the door to a darkish future for the US. He continued: “Should the [court] rule that a former president is immune from prosecution for criminal offences committed while in office, it would violate the entire principle of the rule of law, equality before the law regardless of rank or status.

“It can be carte blanche for a dictatorship by which the president may rule whose votes counted and whose didn’t (as Trump tried to do after November 2020).”

The ongoing saga continues to affect the US’ standing in the world. Professor Parmar said: “The spectacle – on full show for the world to see – has performed nothing to bolster world confidence in American energy and standing. It undermines it amongst its personal allies and creates additional stress and strife at dwelling.

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“Trump is the leader of a far-right party at the head of the world’s most powerful state that lays claim to be a beacon, a shining example, for others to follow. Right now, it is the state in which the most severe symptoms of crisis and breakdown are centred.”

Tuesday’s unanimous ruling is the second time since December that judges have held that Trump could be prosecuted for actions undertaken whereas within the White House and within the run-up to January 6, 2021, when a mob of his supporters stormed the US Capitol.







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The opinion, which had been anticipated given the scepticism with which the panel greeted the Trump crew’s arguments, was unsparing in its repudiation of Trump’s novel declare that former presidents take pleasure in absolute immunity for actions that fall inside their official job duties.

Writing on his Truth Social after the courtroom’s choice, Trump stated: “Without Presidential Immunity, the Presidency will lose its power and prestige, and under some Leaders, have no power at all. The Presidency will be consumed by the other Branches of Government. THAT IS NOT WHAT OUR FOUNDERS WANTED!”

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