Point of Order https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Immunity, Impeachment and Juristocracy (Part VI: Chilling Doom) Congressional Oversight, Senate Confirmation, and the Recess Appointments Gambit Bannon, Garland and Contempt of Congress: Part I (Legal Background) God Save the United States and this Honorable Court A little help from Congress is better than nothing The JOR Memo, the Myers Case, and the Theory of Executive Privilege Judge Wallace, Professor Lash, and the Unambiguous Language of Section Three Some final pre-game thoughts on Trump v. Anderson The Justice Department’s Problem in Responding to the House Oversight Subpoena for the Epstein Files Election versus Appointment: The Case of Congressional Officers An Outline of Congress’s Interest in the Slaughter Case The House Does Not Have to Allow Agency Counsel to Attend Depositions Immunity, Impeachment and Juristocracy (Part I: Unoriginalist Sin) Who Will Represent Congress in Trump v. Slaughter? Justice Barrett, Liquidation, and the Obiter Dicta of the Myers Case In Memoriam: Elise Bean, Public Servant Yoo and Malcolm on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment Immunity, Impeachment, and Juristocracy (Part IV: Noncore Official Conduct and Evidentiary Use) What’s Next for Section 3? Does Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment Apply to State Elected Officials? Getting Some Answers About DOGE Another Early Executive Privilege Memo The Blount Case and Congressional Precedent Disqualified President’s Day: Navigating the Enforcement of Section 3 in a “Dangerously Unclear” Legal Framework Immunity, Impeachment and Juristocracy (Part III: “Core” Official Conduct) Immunity, Impeachment and the Juristocracy (Part II: Nixon v. Fitzgerald) Congressman Ken Buck’s Testimony About the January 6 Committee A Government of Men Lindsey Halligan and the Unitary Executive The Unitary Executive is Watching You Amarica’s Constitutional Crisis: A Kinda Intellectual History of the Office/Officer Controversy The JOR Memo’s Analysis of the Congressional Investigatory Power Immunity, Impeachment and Juristocracy (Part V: Above the Law) Steve Calabresi is Deeply Confused The Exciting (Well, To Me) Conclusion of the JOR Memo The One Where They Mix Up the Bayards Judge Wallace and the Democracy Canon Impeachment, Immunity and Juristocracy (Part VII: What Should Be Done) Can State Legislatures Compensate for the Absence of Congressional Oversight? Bannon, Garland and Contempt of Congress: Part III (The Garland Contempt) Cool Story, Bro: The Historical Origins of the Office/Officer Controversy The JOR Memo and William Howard Taft Trump’s Speech or Debate Argument: The Improper Application of a Non-Existent Immunity Truman, Wolkinson, and the Invention of Executive Privilege Bannon, Garland and Contempt of Congress: Part II (The Bannon Contempt) A Select Committee on Pardon Abuse Can Senate Judiciary Compel the Production of the Gaetz Ethics Report? Rahm Emanuel’s Resignation Calculus Rahm Emanuel’s Peculiar Resignation The Significance of the Election and Appointment Issue (and Professor Tillman’s Request to Participate in Oral Argument)