Congress · 116th Congress
Crimes required? Trump’s impeachment defense could set new standard
That could mean that an evidentiary argument awaits, but unlike in a normal courtroom it wouldn’t likely be the presiding judge — Chief Justice John G.
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Congress · 116th Congress
Chief Justice leaves his friendly confines for Trump impeachment trial
They still conduct oral arguments and announce opinions in a courtroom without cameras or cell phones.
Congress · 116th Congress
Courtroom experience a commodity as Trump impeachment trial begins
The impending impeachment trial of President Donald Trump has boosted the profile of senators who have specific experience in their background: spending time in front of a judge.
Congress · 116th Congress
Impeachment news roundup: Jan. 15
Garcia, D-Texas, a Judiciary member who served as a city and county judge before being elected to Congress.Rep. Jason Crow, D-Colo., a former Army Ranger who serves on the Armed Services Committee.
Congress · 116th Congress
DOJ changed hiring to promote restrictive immigration judges
[More non-Spanish speaking migrants are crossing the border] “They’re high-level deniers who’ve done some pretty outrageous things [in the courtroom] that would make you believe they’re anti-immigrant
Congress · 116th Congress
More non-Spanish speaking migrants are crossing the border
“They have found it interferes with their ability to run their courtroom the way that they should be. It’s very, very problematic,” Tabaddor said.
Congress · 116th Congress
House Democrats enlist risky legal move in impeachment probe
In those situations, a judge can tell jurors that they can presume the missing evidence would have been bad for the side that didn’t provide it.
Congress · 116th Congress
Unassuming House counsel is a key player in Trump-Congress fights
“So, let’s hope it goes well,” he quipped to the judge.
Policy · 116th Congress
Safe climate a constitutional right, young plaintiffs tell court
Circuit Judge Andrew D.
Congress · 116th Congress
Justices break the ice, err glass, at budget hearing
They went through the well-worn defense of why they don’t want television cameras in the courtroom. Alito said the lawyers would be tempted to grandstand to have their soundbite on the evening news.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Hillary Clinton is running again, sort of
She explained that from her first courtroom appearance, she’s always presented herself as “Kamala Harris, for the people,” which happens to have become her super-sharp campaign slogan.