Current Issue
Impeachment and the President
SYMPOSIUM EDITORS
Christopher Schmidt
Chicago-Kent College of Law
Carolyn Shapiro
Chicago-Kent College of Law
Mark D. Rosen
Chicago-Kent College of Law
Articles
The Power to “Try” “Cases of Impeachment”: Some Reflections on the Finality, Transparency, and Integrity of Senate Adjudications of Presidential Impeachments (Including that of Donald J. Trump)
Vikram D. Amar, University of Illinois College of Law
95 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 455 (2021)
Jason Mazzone, University of Illinois College of Law
95 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 455 (2021).
The Senate, the Trump Impeachment Trial and Constitutional Morality
Joel K. Goldstein, Saint Louis University School of Law
95 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 475 (2021)
Impeachment as a ‘Madisonian Devise’ Reconsidered
Amanda Hollis-Brusky, Pomona College
95 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 497 (2021)
Like “Nobody Has Ever Seen Before”: Precedent and Privilege in the Trump Era
Heidi Kitrosser, University of Minnesota Law School
95 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 519 (2021)
Can President Trump Be Impeached as Mr. Trump? Exploring the Temporal Dimension of Impeachments
Harold J. Krent, Chicago-Kent College of Law
95 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 537 (2021)
The Misguided On-Off Theory of Congressional Authority
Steven D. Schwinn, The University of Illinois Chicago Law School
95 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 551 (2021)
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