"There's No Way Mueller Will Indict Trump" according to The Atlantic (hope they're wrong)

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17. It shouldn't

Whenever an issue that includes the question, "Is the President above the law?" has come before the courts, they have always answered "NO!" The issue of criminal indictment has never come to the courts, so sure there is lots of legal theory. But the political theory of the Constitution is that the SCOTUS will guard its jurisdiction as arbiter of the law, and should still answer "NO!" In the end, I think that will be more decisive that any of the law school exercises we've been reading about.

Also, there is a historical footnote to Watergate. The grand jury and members of Jaworski's staff WANTED to indict Nixon, but Jaworski refused to go along. But if everything we suspect about Trump is true, the argument for indictment is much stronger now than it was then.

https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/06/17/The-Watergate-grand-jury-tried-relentlessly-to-indict-Richard/6784393134400/