Experts on Trump's "virtual confessions" Trump's claims he can do "whatever" he wants under PRA are “totally inane and upside-down,” legal expert says Salon · Sep 8, 2023
Top Democrat says ‘powerful argument’ 14th amendment disqualifies Trump Tim Kaine says clause on ‘insurrection against the constitution’ could preclude ex-president from running in next year’s election The Guardian - US · Sep 3, 2023
Experts on whether Trump is disqualified Some conservative legal scholars argue Trump can’t hold office under Constitution. It’s not that simple Salon · Aug 21, 2023
‘It baffles me’: what drew a mild lawyer with a liberal past into Trump’s election plot? Kenneth Chesebro – low-profile, bright, seemingly decent – is not your average Trump guy. So how did he become the architect of the election subversion scandal? The Guardian - US · Aug 19, 2023
Secret memo shows "real" Jan 6 architect "You know it's a problem when your lawyer isn't willing to say he's advising you to follow the plan he's proposing" Salon · Aug 9, 2023
Inside Trump’s ‘alternate electors’ plot to steal the vote in Georgia We piece together the astonishing story of how 16 men and women tried to reshape the course of US history The Guardian - US · Aug 5, 2023
The Real Worry Behind the Unhinged Freakout Over No Labels No amount of third-party/RFK Jr. shaming can erase the fact that Joe Biden is a weak and unpopular incumbent. Reason · Jul 20, 2023
Conservatives Should Not Be Surprised By Justice Kavanaugh's Voting Pattern With Chief Justice Roberts Revisiting Seven-Sky v. Holder. Reason · Jul 19, 2023
Experts: Trump cited law that isn't real "It'll fail in court," national security attorney Bradley Moss warned Salon · Jul 17, 2023
The Biden administration’s loss in social media ‘misinformation’ case is a win for free speech Even “verifiable misinformation” is protected by the First Amendment, which means the government has no business trying to suppress it. Chicago Sun-Times · Jul 12, 2023
Critics of the Ruling Against Biden's Anti-'Misinformation' Crusade See No Threat to Freedom of Speech The response to the decision illustrates the alarming erosion of bipartisan support for the First Amendment. Reason · Jul 12, 2023
Experts on fate of "made-up" SCOTUS case Professors push back on ex-solicitor general's claim that SCOTUS can be compelled to reexamine 303 Creative case Salon · Jul 3, 2023
DOJ eyes Trump's "whole criminal gang" New Jan. 6 probe details reveal "evidence of wire fraud," law professor says Salon · Jun 27, 2023
Experts: Durham made false statements "In a just world, Durham would be investigated," says Harvard Law Prof. Laurence Tribe Salon · Jun 22, 2023
Tribune News Service · Jun 16, 2023 Biden’s hope to kill debt limit evaporates after recent deal WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden’s deal with congressional Republicans staved off a federal default crisis for another two years — but also evaporated hopes for now of ending debt ceiling battles once and for all, legal experts and White House allies say.
The Independent UK · Jun 9, 2023 Mike Pence jokes about satirical article claiming he fled in terror after only one woman attended his rally Donald Trump’s former vice president is running for the Republican nomination for president in 2024
Salon · May 27, 2023 SCOTUS is helping polluters Brett Kavanaugh broke from the conservative majority to warn about helping businesses pollute the water
Tribune News Service · May 19, 2023 Noah Feldman: Biden has no power to unilaterally raise the debt ceiling If Congress fails to raise the debt limit, can President Joe Biden somehow borrow more money to save the United States from default? The short answer is no. But that hasn’t stopped a group of Senate Democrats from urging Biden to act unilaterally by invoking the Fourteenth Amendment.
Zenger · May 14, 2023 Demonstration Of The Debt Ceiling Of How The Dealing Works In A Two Way Street Congress and the White House have yet to strike a deal on the debt ceiling as the Biden Administration will shuffle money around.
Salon · May 10, 2023 Biden considering 14th Amendment on debt "The problem is, it would have to be litigated," the president said of the strategy
Reason · May 3, 2023 Scalia Speaks about Clinton v. Jones in the JPS Papers Justice Stevens rejected most Justice Scalia's revisions.
The Independent UK · Apr 28, 2023 GOP uses state capitol protests to redefine 'insurrection' The silencing of a transgender lawmaker in Montana marks the third time in five weeks that Republicans have attempted to compare disruptive but nonviolent protests at state capitols to insurrections
Salon · Apr 13, 2023 Dems want DOJ probe of Tenn. expulsions Democrats allege racial discrimination, voter disenfranchisement and First Amendment rights violations
Salon · Mar 14, 2023 Court approves 2nd Fox defamation suit "It will help establish the reckless indifference to truth (or worse)" new Smartmatic case, says Laurence Tribe