Latest in Criminal Justice & Rule of Law
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Revisiting Criminal Obstruction of Justice in the Impeachment Inquiry
The Trump administration’s refusal to engage the committee has a small problem: two federal obstruction of justice statutes. -
Court Issues Preliminary Injunction Against President Trump’s Ban on Uninsured Immigrants
In October, President Trump issued a proclamation denying entry into the U.S. for otherwise qualified visa applicants unless they are likely to receive “approved health insurance” within 30 days of entry... -
Livestream and Witness Statements: Dec. 4 House Judiciary Impeachment Hearing
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House Intelligence Committee Releases Impeachment Report
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Should There Be a War Crime Pardon Exception?
The president’s use of his Article II power to pardon war crimes raises fundamental issues of the rule of law. -
District Judge Denies Stay in McGahn Case
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House Republicans Release Report on Impeachment Evidence
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Summary of Mark Sandy’s Deposition Testimony
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Imagining a Senate Trial: Reading the Senate Rules of Impeachment Litigation
The rules under which Donald Trump will face trial in the Senate are a combination of theatrically detailed and maddeningly vague. -
Summary of Philip Reeker’s Deposition Testimony
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White House Letter on Dec. 4 Impeachment Hearing
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The Gallagher Case: President Trump Corrupts the Profession of Arms
The dispute between Defense Secretary Mark Esper and former Navy Secretary Richard V. Spencer may be at the forefront of the news cycle, but the real story is the corruption of military good order and di...
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