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Josh Blackman

New in Harvard JLPP Per Curiam: What We Did and Did Not Argue in United States v. Trump

On June 21, I presented oral argument in Judge Cannon's court on behalf of Professor Seth Barrett Tillman and the Landmark Legal Foundation. After the argument, Seth and I wrote an essay about our argument. To address some misperceptions, we discussed what we did and did not argue.

In case you are living under a rock, yesterday Judge Cannon granted the motion to dismiss the indictment. The court cited several of our arguments. We will have more to say about the court's decision in due course. But for now, we decided to publish our essay without regard for the court's decision.

Our HJLPP essay may shed some light on the court's decision. Here is the introduction:

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