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Tamburino Talks Law: Should a President Be Charged for Illegal Acts While in Office?

 



As the Presidential transition begins to take place, will some of the repeated accusations of corrupt and criminal activities against the Trump administration soon turn into actual legal charges? It's a consequential question being asked right now. Could -or- should a president face criminal charges for acts committed during his time in office? Here is my take on Tamburino Talks Law.

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