Ukrainegate

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.

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

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

Leading impeachment law scholar pens a scathing critique of President Trump’s Trial Memo sent to senators on Monday.

A list of specific questions reporters (and perhaps members of Congress, if the time comes) should be asking Lev Parnas.

In addition to the larger implications GAO's decision has for the Senate impeachment trial, a close reading of yesterday's report provides some important new insights.

To ensure the FOIA is not weaponized and used as an instrument of secrecy, Congress should reform the statute to mirror how the deliberative process privilege is treated in the…

The so-called deliberative process privilege allows federal agencies to redact internal policy debates, but it is often abused.

Just Security has viewed unredacted emails, which tell the behind-the-scenes story of the defense and budget officials who had to carry out the president’s unexplained hold on…

The American people deserve an impeachment trial that is fair and serious. The Chief Justice and the members of the Senate should deliver one.

The public debate has included frequent reference to the potential destructive effects: illegal foreign interference in a presidential election that damages America’s democracy…