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“There are no longer any innocent explanations” for what Trump did, constitutional law scholar Alan B. Morrison said.

Trump is reportedly considering announcing a 2024 presidential run sometime in the fall.

Panel found Victor Marshall made false accusations of bias

February 1, 2021 Joe Biden Should Sue Donald Trump And Force Him To Pay For Cleaning Up Capitol After Riot, Law Professor Says Alan B. Morrison, the associate dean at George Washington University Law School, wrote in a column for USA Today that the new administration should hold the former president personally responsible for the attack that led to the deaths of five people and caused extensive damage in and around the historic building. He noted that while investigations into the rioters ...

On December 2 nd, amicus briefs in support of Smith & Nephew and the United States were filed with the Supreme Court in the Arthrex cases. There were also several amicus briefs filed in support of no party.  Previous articles have discussed the decision by the Federal Circuit, the Supreme Courts grant of certiorari (currently docketed as 19-1434), and the initial briefs from Smith & Nephew and the United States.  The amicus briefs present a wide range of arguments related to whether or not...

On December 2 nd, amicus briefs in support of Smith & Nephew and the United States were filed with the Supreme Court in the Arthrex cases. There were also several amicus briefs filed in support of no party.  Previous articles have discussed the decision by the Federal Circuit, the Supreme Court’s grant of certiorari (currently docketed as 19-1434), and the initial briefs from Smith & Nephew and the United States.  The amicus briefs present a wide range of arguments related to whether or ...

Tuesday, December 15, 2020 On December 2 nd, amicus briefs in support of Smith & Nephew and the United States were filed with the Supreme Court in the  Arthrex cases. There were also several amicus briefs filed in support of no party.  Previous articles have discussed the decision by the Federal Circuit, the Supreme Court’s grant of certiorari (currently docketed as 19-1434), and the initial briefs from Smith & Nephew and the United States.  The amicus briefs present a wide...