#legal-analysis

#legal-analysis

HONIG: Well, so that's my question. I know I'm here to answer questions. What's the crime? I mean, what's even the potential crime? I mean, seriously, I'm not trying to be confrontational here. Can anyone at this table even articulate what the potential crime might be?

Honig stated, "It's the easiest question in human history to answer. A pardon for the single worst, or number two after Jeffrey Epstein, worst child sex trafficker in modern history? Absolutely not."

The suggestion of a special counsel to investigate the Jeffrey Epstein case makes no sense, according to legal analysts. It would serve only as a superficial solution.

A president might be able to send troops to kill a political rival, but we draw the line at sending them into cities for no reason.

Trump's moves to seize control of the National Guard for ICE, amid state objections, likely face legal challenges given Tenth Amendment protections, despite current justifications.

Wolfe's tests indicated that the damage to Read's taillight was inconsistent with the prosecution's claim of striking an arm at various speeds, raising doubts about the evidence.

The provision in the House's budget bill would limit federal courts' ability to hold government officials in contempt, and is described as a ‘terrible idea’ by Chemerinsky.

"You still feel to this day that they were sexually abused? They were more than sexually abused. I try to make that point. They were such an aura of the environment and control and coercion and the psychological abuse," replied Burgess.

The Court of International Trade could potentially strike down Trump's tariffs, as a case argues the President lacks authority to impose them without a real emergency.

The administration's claims about Kilmar Abrego Garcia being a gang member lack evidence, raising serious concerns over due process and the integrity of these allegations.