Dear (Juris)Prudence: It Was One of the Biggest Scandals of the First Trump Term and It’s Even Worse Now. Where Did It Go?
admin It's in the Constitution, not one place, but two places.
Constitution
Donald Trump Has Committed Too Many High Crimes to Count. But Should Democrats Really Impeach Again?
Would another impeachment of Donald Trump make sense? Would it be constitutionally supportable, and would it be in the best…
Brett Kavanaugh Opened the Door for Trump’s Latest Supreme Court Defiance
Last week, President Donald Trump continued his defiant stance against the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship decision from earlier this summer.
Harvard Fought Trump’s Abuses. Yale May Fold. I Think I Know Why.
Seeking to set a new course for the conservative movement, J.D. Vance in 2021 declared war on institutions of American…
The Supreme Court’s Tolerance Will Be Tested by Alaska Beer Confiscation Case
Does the Eighth Amendment's ban on excessive fines actually stop the government from taking anything?
Minneapolis Just Showed the Entire Country How to Take the Constitution Back
The surge made public safety a daily practice for many residents. None of it sounded like law in a traditional…
The Supreme Court’s Biggest Case of the Term Shows Popular Constitutionalism in Action
The birthright citizenship case the Supreme Court just decided demonstrates how deep-rooted this practice is.
Arizona’s Next House Member Has a Cool Hat—and a Massive Problem With the Constitution
Does he believe in the Constitution? I guess we'll all find out.
Taking Back Your Democracy for Dummies
First, practice distinguishing between what the Constitution says and what judges and justices say about the Constitution.
Pete Buttigieg Didn’t Have to Let Those CPS Officers In
Pete Buttigieg's nightmare is far too common.