Faculty Bibliography
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The point of remembering our agitated past is to gain hope, not despair.
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Whether or not one sees the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision as barely concealed theocracy, it fails to provide any coherent legal analysis of why the right to abortion is not protected by the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Why is a young, ideologically-driven judge with a lifetime appointment to the bench allowed to ignore legal precedents?
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Judge Aileen Cannon’s opinion screams out that she applies more lenient rules to Donald Trump.
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If Trump or any of the likely Republican nominees win in 2024, they will immediately move to protect those who attempted to overturn the 2020 election
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We were lucky last time. A multitude of law-abiding individuals and fortunate events stopped the “quiet” phase of the coup to keep Donald Trump in power. That could well change in 2024.
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On Monday, the supreme court justice issued a worrying signal about his commitment to maintaining press freedoms.
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On the assumption that five Supreme Court Justices—Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett—are prepared to overrule Roe v. Wade and join an opinion resembling Justice Alito’s draft in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Org. (“the draft”), we have some questions.
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If the high court adopts Alito’s draft opinion, it will be a legal tidal wave that sweeps away a swath of rights unlike anything America has ever seen.
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If the right of a woman to decide whether to have a baby won’t qualify as a guaranteed right, then neither will most of the rights you have long assumed are yours.
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The evidence is clear: it’s time to prosecute Donald Trump Laurence H Tribe and Dennis Aftergut On the supposedly difficult question of ‘criminal intent’, prosecutors should have no trouble convincing a jury. Full speed ahead is the only proper course.
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In the lead-up to the insurrection, Madison Cawthorn participated in planning meetings and promoted the confrontation with Congress on social media. He has invoked a post-Civil War statute to render him immune from consequences imposed by North Carolina voters.
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Why does Stephen Breyer continue to insist that the Supreme Court is apolitical?
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There was no denial that Alabama’s new map blatantly discriminated against Black voters.
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Nothing short of convicting Trump will disqualify him from running in 2024 — and claiming the mantle of the martyred hero while doing it.
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Republicans are busy undermining the next election. But giving up on democracy isn’t an option. We must fight back, and here’s how.
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SB 8 not only stripped Texan women of their rights under Roe v Wade, it made a mockery of the US constitution and the supremacy of the federal courts.
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Congress needs to act and the executive branch needs to step up.
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A legal decision once prevented a church from vetoing a Harvard Square restaurant’s liquor license. Now it could prevent other private parties from wielding government power.
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The Senate will retain the constitutional power — and duty — to conduct an impeachment trial of Trump even when he is no longer president.
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The House would be fully justified to use this drastic remedy.
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Abuses of constitutional clemency power should be investigated and prosecuted.