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"Fundamentally anti-American": Trump doubts need for due process, says 'I don't know' when asked about upholding Constitution
Courts are fighting to hold the line as the Trump administration increasingly tests the bounds of the Constitution. Mark Joseph Stern joins The Eleventh Hour to discuss this tenuous moment in the United States.
The rule of law "ensures no one, no matter how powerful, stands above the law," Wiley Adams, president of the National Bar ...
The next question asked: “Should lower-level courts have the power to impose nationwide injunctions on national issues?” Well, no Constitutional or Congressional law grants such a power ...
Bar associations across the U.S. held a National Law Day of Action on May 1 at a time when the legal profession is under assault by an unconstrained federal administration.
It is a sad commentary that a group of local lawyers reciting their professional oath counts as newsworthy. But such is the state of our union.
William Shakespeare wasn’t all that far off when he wrote the infamous “Let’s kill all the lawyers” line from “Henry VI, Part ...
Organizers say more than 600 lawyers and 100 law firms from around Maine signed a declaration urging all Maine lawyers to ...
Dozens of Clark County attorneys recited, in unison, the lines of their professional oath Thursday afternoon. For some, it ...
Wong Kim Ark, only the children of U.S. citizens or green card holders with permanent “domicile” in the United States are eligible for birthright citizenship under the Constitution.
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