The recent Supreme Court ruling in Trump v. United States, which grants former presidents broad immunity from prosecution for official acts, has sparked significant controversy and debate. Following the ruling, Donald Trump's legal team is seeking to overturn his conviction in the Manhattan hush money trial, arguing that some evidence used against him stems from his time as president and should be excluded under the new immunity protections. The ruling has already impacted ongoing cases, such as the postponement of Trump's sentencing in his New York criminal case. Legal experts clarified that it only prevents prosecution and does not absolve him of alleged criminal behavior. Critics, including Justice Sonia Sotomayor, warned that this ruling could lead to dangerous precedents, allowing presidents to commit serious offenses without fear of legal consequences. Overall, the decision raises profound questions about the balance of power and accountability within the U.S. government.