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Updates | The Week of December 18, 2017

Derek Reinbold  //  12/24/17  //  Topic Update

Following the logic and example of Clinton v. Jones, sitting presidents should also be subject to suit in state courts, argues Richard Primus on Take Care.

President Trump took aim at the FBI on Friday, calling its behavior “disgraceful” just before he appeared at its training facility to praise the nation’s police officers (WaPo).

Removal of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein could be more damaging to the integrity of an investigation into President Trump than removal of Mueller, writes former FBI Special Agent Asha Rangappa for Just Security.

President Trump denied the claim of a report that Justice Gorsuch’s criticisms before his confirmation led the President to consider withdrawing the nomination (The Hill).

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