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Four Takeaways from Michigan Law Public Interest Week
High-ranking D.C. federal prosecutor resigns over order to freeze EPA funds
‘This is a coup’: Trump and Musk’s purge is cutting more than costs, say experts
A Blatant Violation of Legal Ethics
Trump seeks to install top D.C. prosecutor who was a Jan. 6 defense lawyer
The Gangster Presidency
What happened this week under Trump?
The Justice Department becomes the Just Us Department under Trump
Will Trump Defy the Courts?
Justice Department’s Order to Drop Eric Adams Case Is Nonsensical
Judicial Constraints on Agency Action
Pam Bondi Is Already Targeting Trump’s Enemies
Native American Rights Fund Builds On Its Successes
What does Trump mean when he invokes America’s ‘Manifest Destiny’?
Trump’s blitz to expand his power is direct threat to democracy, experts say
Trump’s FBI Firings Will Make the US Less Safe
Amateur hour at the U.S. Attorney’s Office
How Congress — and not the president — controls how taxpayer money is spent
There’s A Hidden Significance In RFK Jr.’s Promise On Medication Abortion
U.S. attorney hints at prosecutions over ‘targeting’ of DOGE employees
‘Fall-out-of-the-chair moments’: A retired innocence clinic leader reflects on exonerations
New book by U-M professor examines Detroit schools integration case, Milliken v. Bradley
What Kash Patel’s Confirmation Hearing Made Clear
RFK Jr. in the Hot Seat
Trump’s grant gambit threatens to wreck the goldilocks economy he inherited
“Complete Chaos”: Medicaid, Meals on Wheels & More on Chopping Block as Trump Freezes Trillions
Trump Federal Funding Freeze Order Sows Confusion, Fear
Trump’s Hunt for Legal Retribution Has Begun
Trump’s executive orders and what they mean for Michigan
Trump’s effort to withhold federal funding triggers constitutional showdown
Trump administration memo ordering a pause in federal spending sparks confusion
‘It’s an Illegal Executive Order. And It’s Stealing.’
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Freeze of Federal Grant Funds
Donald Trump Orders Freeze On All Federal Grants And Loans In Huge Power Grab
Justice Department fires employees who worked on Donald Trump prosecutions under Jack Smith
Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship would overturn more than a century of precedent
US Citizens Are Being Told To Carry Birth Certificates Amid ICE Raids
I will sue the Trump administration for my daughter’s right to citizenship,’ says pregnant and undocumented Brazilian immigrant
Trump’s Death Penalty Order Is a Message to the Supreme Court
Alexi Ehrlich, ’21, to Clerk for Justice Gorsuch
The Fight to Return Federal Workers to the Office Has Only Just Begun
Trump kicks off potentially messy fight over Biden’s infrastructure money
To get rid of ‘drug-addicted’ rats, Houston police clean up evidence room
How To Stay Politically Engaged Without Going Crazy with Leah Litman
Trump aides prep executive orders aimed at federal workforce
The end of ‘serious efforts’ to integrate America’s schools
Jack Smith Faced Impossible Roadblocks
The Uncomfortable Truth: Our Role in Trafficking
Fealty’ vs ‘independence’: Trump picks his defense lawyers for top Justice Department posts
Niehoff: TikTok may be running out of time
5Qs: Michelle Adams’s New Book, The Containment, Explores Landmark Detroit School Desegregation Case
How the Dream of School Integration Died
DOGE’s Anti-Regulatory Offensive May Have Merit but Mistakes Its Target
Meet the Author: Leah Litman
Can DOGE ‘Delete’ a Federal Agency? The Legal Hurdles Ahead
Interlochen Writers’ Series: Barbara McQuade
Inmates, exonerees demand probe of purged files while Duggan was Wayne Co. prosecutor
Are reparations the answer?
Fake electors’ from 2020 are casting 2024 votes for Trump while facing felony charges
FBI Director’s Resignation Gives Trump an Easy Out
Trump said he would revoke birthright citizenship. It hasn’t worked in the past
Why Trump Can’t Just End Birthright Citizenship
How presidents can use pardon powers
Former Federal Judge David S. Tatel Reflects on his Disability and the Current State of the Judiciary
No, Pete Hegseth Wasn’t ‘Cleared’ of Sexual Assault
How Jack Smith quietly ensured Trump’s Jan. 6 case isn’t actually going anywhere
Musk, Ramaswamy ‘DOGE’ confidence in Supreme Court may be tested
Trump’s Solicitor General Expected to ‘Flip’ Prelogar’s Positions at Supreme Court
Gaetz pick raises fears that Trump will seek ‘retribution’ on political foes
Gaetz May Not Mind the Law. DOJ Staff Must.
Matt Gaetz: the radical Trump loyalist handed US law enforcement
As Smith winds down Trump cases, GOP eyes its own probes
Professor Kimberly A. Thomas Elected to Michigan Supreme Court
Will Trump still face lawsuits? Will he use Justice Department to sue his enemies?
The Amendment: Our Future Under Trump with Leah Litman
Defending the Truth in a Second Trump Term
Elise Boddie Delivers 2024 Brown Lecture
Halberstam Participates in SCOTUS Visit to CJEU
Michigan Law Welcomes Two New Faculty Fellows, One Clinical Fellow
How Law Professors Are Pivoting Post-Loper and Other Key Rulings
Constitution Day Lecture Discusses Presidential Accountability in the Wake of Trump v. United States
Scarred by violence, lawmakers plan for possible ‘mass casualty’ event
Political Violence Is a Crime. Discourage It.
Project 2025 seeks to resurrect a 151-yr-old law to subordinate women
Weekend Law:Parent Charged in Shooting and Engagement Ring Fight
Fighting Russian Disinformation Must Be a Team Sport
What the Debate Made Clear About a Second Trump Term
Six Takeaways: The Solicitor General on Representing the United States
School Shooter’s Father Charged & SCOTUS Recusals
How Richard Nixon’s pardon 50 years ago provides fuel for Donald Trump’s legal fight
Michigan Law Announces Academic Events for Fall 2024
New Faculty Members Join Michigan Law’s 2024-2025 Academic Year
Paulina Arnold, Expert on Civil Detention, Joins Michigan Law Faculty
5Qs: Edmonds Discusses Grants Pass v. Johnson SCOTUS Ruling and Homelessness in the US
Attack From Within
SCOTUS Cites Michigan Law Faculty in 2024 Opinions
5Qs: Professors Christopher Walker, Daniel Deacon Explore Fallout From SCOTUS Overruling Chevron Deference
Justice Department dropping some charges against Jan. 6 rioters after Supreme Court ruling
How a Supreme Court decision kept school segregation alive
