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These Are the Defenses Trump Is Likely to Raise at a Second Impeachment Trial

Elura NanosJan 12th
Three Things That Would Be Very Different About Trump's Likely Second Impeachment

Elura NanosJan 11th
Could Trump Be Impeached After He Leaves Office? Would Conviction Prevent Him From Holding Office in the Future?

Elura NanosJan 7th
Could the Capitol Rioters Really Be Charged with Felony Murder for Death of Ashli Babbitt?

Elura NanosJan 7th
Seditious Conspiracy? Rebellion? Insurrection? Whatever the Charge, Federal Law Will Not Be Kind to the Pro-Trump Mob.

Colin KalmbacherJan 6th
The Definitive Legal Analysis on Whether Trump Committed Crimes During Phone Call with Georgia's Secretary of State

Elura NanosJan 5th
Gorsuch Took Aim at Legal Root of Abortion, Birth Control Law While Trashing Chief Justice and Gov. Cuomo

Aaron KellerNov 27th
The Trump Campaign Is Secretly Videotaping Voters. Many People Are Saying That's Illegal Intimidation, But They're Wrong.

Elura NanosOct 23rd
Top 3 Legal Questions About Rudy Giuliani's 'Beyond Cringe' Scene in 'Borat,' Answered

Elura NanosOct 22nd
No, Amy Coney Barrett Didn't Rule That Using the N-Word in the Workplace Is Fine

Elura NanosOct 15th
Negligence Lawsuits Against the White House Over COVID-19 Outbreak Likely Wouldn't Fare Too Well

Colin KalmbacherOct 5th
'Meritless and Frivolous': Kyle Rittenhouse Does Not Have a Defamation Case Against Joe Biden

Colin KalmbacherOct 1st
No, The New York Times Did Not Break the Law by Exposing President Trump's Tax Returns

Matt NahamSep 28th
Trump Signs Executive Order Against TikTok Use — Here's What It Means

Elura NanosAug 7th
Two DHS Officials Apparently Just Admitted Their Troops Have Been Violating the Constitution

Colin KalmbacherJul 22nd
Ghislaine Maxwell's Secret Spouse May Not Escape Being Called to Testify Against Her

Aaron KellerJul 16th