Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson expressed her concerns regarding a recent ruling that grants former President Donald Trump immunity for actions taken while in office. In a CBS Evening News interview, Jackson stated that the ruling creates a troubling precedent by providing special treatment to one individual in a justice system that typically holds all accountable equally. She highlighted that this decision could lead to a situation where future presidents might evade legal repercussions for serious offenses. Jackson's dissent, joined by Justices Sotomayor and Kagan, articulates a significant shift in accountability standards for presidents. Legal analyst Harry Litman noted that Jackson's televised remarks reflect the vulnerable position of the court's liberal justices. The Supreme Court's ruling, decided along ideological lines, effectively halted ongoing legal challenges against Trump related to his conduct post-2020 election.