Updates | The Week of November 20, 2017

Britany Riley // 11/26/17 // Topic Update

Criminalizing the president’s removal of an executive branch official, regardless of the reason for doing so, may violate the separation of powers, argues Andy Grewal at Notice & Comment.

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