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Can Military Members Refuse Unlawful Orders? The Law Behind the Mark Kelly Controversy
Author's note: This post analyzes the legal issues raised by the Sen. Mark Kelly investigation. It does not constitute legal advice. Service members facing questions about the lawfulness of orders should consult with a qualified military de...
Hold Fast, Harvard
Disclaimer:
I’m a lawyer. I work at Harvard. This post is my own work, written in my personal capacity. However, I believe the Constitution applies even when the executive branch is angry, impatient, or convinced of its own righteousness....
“Are There No Workhouses?” SNAP, Scrooge, and a Shutdown That Starves Innocents by Policy
[Disclaimer: I am a lawyer, not a Dickens scholar (though I’ve read A Christmas Carol enough times to quote it in my sleep). My dog is named Mr. Fezziwig, which should tell you where my sympathies lie. Nothing here constitutes legal advice,...
Trump’s Attempt to End Birthright Citizenship: History, Law, and a Reckless Agenda (Part I)
[Disclaimer: I’m a lawyer. I work at Harvard. I’ve taught countless students who were born in the U.S. under the protections of the Fourteenth Amendment, a constitutional guarantee that should never be up for debate. But this post is my own...
Unholy Counsel: Stephen Miller, the Constitution, and the Vampiric Assault on States’ Rights
[Disclaimer: I work for Harvard. I am a lawyer. And in my spare time, I fight fascist vampires—especially the ones with law degrees and an aversion to due process. Think of me as a modern Professor Abraham van Helsing, but with more citatio...
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