Trump’s values are abhorrent to the Federalist Society of conservative lawyers. That doesn’t stop them from helping him.
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When Trump signs bills into law, he objects to scores of provisions. Here’s what that means.
Kevin Evans and Bryan Marshall - May 17, 2017
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Trump’s lobbying ban might actually make corruption worse
Timothy M. LaPira and Herschel Thomas - November 23, 2016
In an effort to “drain the swamp,” President-elect Donald Trump
To establish the rule of law, cut off elites’ purses and power. Here’s how.
Neil Abrams and Steven Fish - March 10, 2016
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Most death penalty sentences are overturned. Here’s why that matters.
- March 17, 2015
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Most death penalty sentences are overturned. Here's why that matters.
John Sides - March 17, 2015
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The ABA Prefers White Men
Erik Voeten - February 28, 2013
Maya Sen (University of Rochester) shows in a working paper
No More Cups of Tea: Terrorism Research and the Law
Erica Chenoweth - August 1, 2012
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