The "forgiveness doctrine" should be the basis for continued immunity while in office.
Congress has no role in funding the CFPB. The Director can request as much as is "reasonably necessary." What if he decides that amount is $0?
There is no Incompatibility Clause problem. And so long as the position is uncompensated, there would be no problem with the Domestic Emoluments Clause.
Congress enacted a facially unconstitutional provision, and the Solicitor General could only ask the Supreme Court to overrule Hammer.
The separation of politics, not the separation of powers, will decide Wilcox v. Trump.
The government would have a much stronger interest to ban a Chinese AI app that collects proprietary information than to ban a social media app that displays dance videos.
There was not exactly a denial.
Does Trump think the 30 day notice requirement infringes his Article II powers? Will he cite President Obama's refusal to provide notice of the Bowe Bergdahl transfers?
Jefferson likely would have ignored any command from Chief Justice Marshall, and Marbury did not issue such a command.
How many reporters asked Martha Ann Alito about her flags?
The limitation is not technology, but confidentiality.
"The most important predictor of behavior on the bench is judicial courage."
Or can only Congress declare an invasion, like Congress has the sole power to declare war?
DHS will subject to expedited removal aliens "who are apprehended anywhere in the United States more than 100 air miles from a U.S. international land border, and who have been continuously present in the United States for less than two years"
It seems to have taken some time to corral Justice Barrett's vote in a case involving evidence and sex-based slurs.
The timing of this order seems structured to moot a Supreme Court appeal in 90 days.
The Resistance sues a non-existent entity based on an irrelevant statute.
The order would exclude and remove aliens who "bear hostile attitudes" to our "founding principles."
Does anyone still want to talk about Martha Ann Alito's flags?
Everything you ever wanted to know about the Foreign Emoluments Clause.
