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“Federal Watchdog Finds Government Ignored Emoluments Clause With Trump Hotel’’
Steven L. Schooner is quoted by NPR about whether the Trump International Hotel violates the Emoluments clauses.
“Barr Is Perfect To Take Over The Justice Department, Turley Says”
Jonathan Turley speaks to NPR about Trump's U.S. attorney general nominee, William Barr.
“There’s a Way for Democrats to Sue Trump—Thanks to the Republicans”
Jonathan Turley is quoted by The Atlantic about how the House Democrats could sue Trump if he declares a national emergency.
“Senators Hear Praise, Criticism of US Attorney General Nominee’’
Jonathan Turley is quoted by Voice of America about how William Barr's view of executive authority will inform his decisions as attorney general.
“Academic: Independent FCC, FTC Would be Unconstitutional Under Barr Theory’’
Jonathan Turley is mentioned by Broadcasting & Cable about testifying at the confirmation hearing for attorney general nominee William Barr.
“Attorney General Nominee Confirmation Hearing”
Paul Schiff Berman speaks to “Off Script With Bruce Johnson” about attorney general nominee William Barr.
“The School That Hired Karen Pence Requires Applicants to Disavow Gay Marriage, Trans Identity”
Robert W. Tuttle is quoted by The Washington Post about how working at a conservative Christian school is within Karen Pence's rights.
“China Sentenced a Canadian Man to Death in the Latest Escalation of the Countries’ Feud Over Huawei’’
Donald C. Clarke is quoted by Business Insider about how China views holding human hostages as an acceptable way to conduct diplomacy.
“The Emoluments Clause, Explained”
“China Issues Stern Rebuke to Canada”
Donald C. Clarke speaks to CTV News Channel about a Canadian man who has been sentenced to death in China for drug smuggling.
“Huawei Founder Denies His Firm Spies For China”
“Canadian Robert Lloyd Schellenberg Risks Death Penalty in China as Drug Smuggling Retrial Begins”
“Vitals Roundup”
“'Legal Giant' of D.C. Circuit Molded Environmental Law”
Robert L. Glicksman is quoted by E&E News about Judge Patricia Wald’s influence and contributions to environmental law.
“The Supreme Court Could Reinterpret the First Amendment in a Conservative Direction this Term. Here's How”
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