Efforts to prosecute President-elect Donald Trump during and after his presidency have unintentionally fortified his legal position, raising concerns about the broader implications for presidential accountability.

The legal cases initially aimed to hold Trump accountable for alleged misconduct during his first term have largely faltered. As Trump enters a second term, experts suggest these developments could shield him and future presidents from legal consequences for actions taken in office.

Special counsel Jack Smith announced Monday the dismissal of two high-profile cases against Trump: one involving allegations of attempting to subvert the 2020 election results and another concerning alleged mishandling of classified documents.

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