Constitutional Opinion No. 2026-0788

America First Constitutional Standard — Version 1.0

Case Information

Source
Supreme Court of the United States, U.S. Reports Vol. 591 (Preliminary Print, Part 2)
Author
Chief Justice John Roberts (opinion of the Court, 7-2)
Publication Date
2020-07-09
Content Type
Judicial Opinion / Legal-Normative Text
Opinion Issued
2026-07-20
AFCS Version
1.0
AF★CS
Verdict

74
/ 100
Mostly America First

Source: Supreme Court of the United States, U.S. Reports Vol. 591 (Preliminary Print, Part 2)
Constitutional Alignment: 71·Factual Reliability: 88

Holding

Article II and the Supremacy Clause do not categorically preclude, nor require a heightened standard for, the issuance of a state criminal grand-jury subpoena to a sitting President for his private records; the President is not entitled to absolute immunity, but retains the ability to raise subpoena-specific objections available to any citizen and to challenge a subpoena that would impede his Article II functions or is issued to harass. No citizen, not even the President, is categorically above the common duty to produce evidence.

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It is the judgment of this Court that Opinion No. 2026-0788 is hereby entered into the record, in accordance with the America First Constitutional Standard. The score stands. The reasoning is published. The record is public.

The Standard is the Standard.