Kim Wehle

Public criticism of Fauci’s decision to invoke the Fifth Amendment has been conspicuously silent on whether he reasonably believed that he would otherwise be vulnerable to a vindictive prosec…

Anthony Fauci's congressional testimony last week set up a clash between two parts of the Constitution: the president's pardon power and an individual's Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.

His new assault on birthright citizenship will test whether Supreme Court rulings mean anything when a president decides they don't.

Is this nightmare ever going to be over? Everything we thought was not allowed, we now discover were "rules" other administrations followed. And that there is no penalty for breaking the "rule".Another congress, one with loyalty to the Constitution and not MAGA or billionaires, must codify against everything Trump and his EOs are doing.

Trump’s rule clearly contravenes what Congress intended.

If voters tell Dems to do something about Trump's corruption and carnage, they must act on day one. Constitutional law professor Kim Wehle dives into the investigations they should immediately launch.

If voters tell Dems to do something about Trump’s corruption and carnage, they must act on day one. Constitutional law professor Kim Wehle dives into the investigations they should immediately launch.

The chief justice's order turns the president's illegal ballroom construction project into a fait accompli.

The naysayers might have jumped on the wrong legal bandwagon.

The Republicans’ cash advantage is staggering.