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Excluding evidence in a Senate impeachment trial because it might fall under the penumbra of “hearsay” in a federal court setting raises numerous complex issues.

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Ambassador David Scheffer compares what one of the greatest American jurists said about the Impeachment Clause to what Professor Dershowitz claims.

All relevant judicial precedents make clear that Bolton should not be able to invoke executive privilege to avoid testifying in the Senate impeachment trial.

There's a path for Chief Justice Roberts to weigh in on calling witnesses and on executive privilege.

Top legal ethics expert, Stephen Gillers, raises an issue hiding in plain site.

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Our analysis on impeachment, plus Iran, Afghanistan, Israel-Palestine before the International Criminal Court, FISA reform, and more.

How big an issue is it that the Senate will allow hearsay objections as a basis to exclude evidence from the record?

Leading scholar on history of impeachment pens a scathing critique of Dershowitz argument. Calls it "brazenly wrong."

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Philip Bobbitt writes that the Ukraine allegations amount to an impeachable abuse of power, but not the way some have framed it.