Updates | The Week of August 14, 2017

The plaintiffs in CREW v. Trump should have their claims heard, argue Leah Litman and Daniel Hemel at Take Care.

Current Emoluments Clause lawsuits may have erred in naming President Trump in his official capacity as a defendant, rather than in his personal capacity, writes Seth Barrett Tillman at Notice and Comment.

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