Updates | The Week of July 31, 2017

Several regulations regarding the appointment of an acting Attorney General will come into play if the Attorney General is fired, explains John E. Bies at Lawfare.

“The Trump Presidency is a strange combination of menacing and impotent. It is also fractured internally like no presidency in American history”: So begins this post by Jack Goldsmith at Lawfare.

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