James D. Zirin is a journalist and author whose work has appeared in various publications, including The Messenger, The Washington Monthly, Newswav, The Hill, and the New York Daily News. Zirin covers a range of topics, including politics, law, and current events, with a focus on analyzing and providing commentary on legal issues and the actions of political figures.
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James D. Zirin's coverage focuses heavily on expert commentary and legal policy regulation, particularly within the realm of government & politics, with a specific focus on Donald Trump, Supreme Court, Legal Cases, Presidential Disqualification, and Criminal Convictions.
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By: James D. Zirin
A recent case involving a rather ludicrous prosecution underscores how far-right Alito has become.
Smith could have waited a month. There was no hurry.
It had emerged in 2022 that a key item of exculpatory evidence had not been turned over to the defense.
The Vice President. a veteran prosecutor. still has time for a great closing argument, but Harris needs to hone her summation to the jury and paint the danger of a second Trump term without relitigating the past.
By: James D. Zirin
The system of checks and balances devised by the founders didn't envision all three branches being enthralled by a leader like Trump, and it can still happen.
If you’re a reader of the Washington Monthly, you’re clearly not one of those “low information voters” who needs to be reminded that there’s a world-historic election taking place and you should pay attention to the issues and candidates and have a plan to vote. If anything, you’re probably paying too much attention—and suffering considerable anxiety as a result.
Some might be excused for being fooled by Trump in 2016, but they will not be fooled again.
By: James D. Zirin
If Trump allows Putin to succeed with his move on Ukraine, the next tempting morsel on his plate may be the tiny Republic of Moldova.
The 75-year-old alliance has never been bigger or stronger, but Russia’s gains in its brutal war against Ukraine and Trump’s second term are on everyone’s mind from Helsinki to Warsaw. A report from Europe.
Trump has appointed people to his cabinet whose cardinal virtue appears to be loyalty to him — not to the Constitution.
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