General Is the president immune to indictment while in office?

[Belobog]

"Although nothing in the Constitution or federal law explicitly says presidents are immune from indictment while they remain in office, the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel has asserted that they are. A newly disclosed legal memo from the office of Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel who investigated President Clinton, challenges that analysis."

https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3899216/Savage-NYT-FOIA-Starr-memo-presidential.pdf

 

[Deleted member 1]

I would imagine it's of no consequence.
If you are guilty of something you will get impeached. And then you will get indicted after you leave office, right?

 

[HEATH VON DOOM]

He can get impeached but I am guessing in that he can just pardon himself if he wants. I hope he does so I can watch the epic meltdown from when Pence takes over.

 

[ConorMcGregor NutHugger]

 

[maurice]

Impeachment = indictment of a sitting president. Instead of a regular criminal trial, he gets tried by the Senate. See Bill Clinton.

 

[member 3289]

Impeachment is honestly something that is more possible than most people think.

Despite having a majority in both houses, this retard couldn't even get a law passed that his own party has been clamoring about for the past 7 years.

Once we get all the details of the collusion with mother Russia, a lot of Republicans will jump off this sinking ship and vote him out of office.