Yes, Ulysses S. Grant was arrested for riding his horse recklessly through the streets of DC. He was arrested, fined, and released. This happened while he was president. However, since it was a minor incident in the grand scheme of things, it isn't really a precedent to hang your hat on.
And he applauded the cop that did it, because he was right.
Of course, Grant had one of the most corrupt administrations in US governmental history, but, ya know.
He wasn't that kind of asshole.
Just appointed a bunch of relatives to positions they didn't deserve at taxpayer expense, openly profiteered, and sold access to his position, policies, and pardons.
Hey, wait a minute...
U S Grant was arrested while in office. The arrest did not lead to a constitutional crisis.
True, but the consensus among legal scholars is that it's not a binding precedent. I don't remember the reasoning behind it.
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Yes, Ulysses S. Grant was arrested for riding his horse recklessly through the streets of DC. He was arrested, fined, and released. This happened while he was president. However, since it was a minor incident in the grand scheme of things, it isn't really a precedent to hang your hat on.
And he applauded the cop that did it, because he was right.
Of course, Grant had one of the most corrupt administrations in US governmental history, but, ya know.
He wasn't that kind of asshole.
Just appointed a bunch of relatives to positions they didn't deserve at taxpayer expense, openly profiteered, and sold access to his position, policies, and pardons.
Hey, wait a minute...
U S Grant was arrested while in office. The arrest did not lead to a constitutional crisis.
True, but the consensus among legal scholars is that it's not a binding precedent. I don't remember the reasoning behind it.