There are plenty of things the founders didn't intend, we have one of the shortest written constitutions in effect. But you can't prosecute someone for an offense they have been pardoned of, the prosecution would immediately be struck by the courts.

The actual evidence against them is laughable.

It's the first day her congressional pension kicks in

They really all are the same song.

Cool, I know what I'm searching on Westlaw this weekend

Unrelated, but I loved your coverage of the Prenda Law saga. Someone has to turn that into a Netflix documentary. 2/2

There was a time when I was a young commie in law school in the early 2010s when I fervently read both your blog and Turley's blog daily. I tuned out for like a decade and somehow Turley is a drooling MAGA knuckledragger. What happened? 1/2

Bill Clinton and other big time Dems and Dem funders are almost certainly in their as well.

As a legal aid attorney, I feel perfectly comfortable judging attorneys for who the choose to represent, and even who their firm chooses to represent. They always have a choice, they can always take a different job, but prefer the big paycheck.

Was it really only 1/3? That's... not a great number

I don't do criminal law, what would be the remedy of the court in this case?

I think both you and Neera have far too much faith in the average Democrat Senator.

Tiktok videos highlighting what he does every week for the city, and explaining hold-ups on policy goals would go a long way.