How much should we fear that a president will break the law to pursue power—then use
their office to avoid legal accountability? Political scientists studying the presidency have …

The president must go! Thus rings the call across many democracies, including our own.
Political opposition and civil society movements have targeted elected leaders who have …

This indispensable work traces impeachment from its bloody origins in medieval England, to
its adoption in the Constitution, and through 250 years of American experience culminating …

Once again there is talk of impeaching a President.'Although many aspects of the Trump
administration are surprising or even shocking, 2 the prospect that opposing members of …

Rhetoric is both an important source of presidential power and a key tool of presidential
governance. For at least a century, the bully pulpit has amplified presidential power and …

For around forty years, US Presidents and major party presidential candidates have publicly
released their personal income tax returns.'However, during the 2016 election cycle …

Measured by any yardstick, it is hard to think that the first impeachment of President Donald
Trump was particularly successful. But there are important broader questions raised …

With the charging and trial of President Trump, impeachment has once again assumed a
central role in United States constitutional law and politics. Yet because so few …

This Article addresses a monumental question that the Supreme Court will soon decide:
does the President enjoy criminal immunity for her official acts? This Article argues that she …

In 2020, for just the third time in its history, the Senate conducted an impeachment trial of the
President. While the 2020 case of President Donald Trump presented different facts than …