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From Torture to Trump: How the Expansion of Executive Power after 9/11 Eroded Accountability and the Rule of Law
From Torture to Trump: How the Expansion of Executive Power after 9/11 Eroded Accountability and the Rule of Law

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The Bush administration’s use of torture after 9/11 was aided by government lawyers who provided contorted legal justifications for its use against d…

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When Lawyers Stop Following the Rules: How Politics Became Law
When Lawyers Stop Following the Rules: How Politics Became Law

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What happens when lawyers stop believing that law and politics are different things? Constitutional law scholar Deborah Pearlstein joins host Katy Gl…

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Principle vs. Profit: How Institutions Lose Their Way
Principle vs. Profit: How Institutions Lose Their Way

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Bribery is the corruption we prosecute. But according to Lawrence Lessig, it's institutional corruption that poses the most danger to American democr…

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What Does Legal Authoritarianism Look Like?
What Does Legal Authoritarianism Look Like?

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What does authoritarianism look like when it operates through law? In the first episode of “Lawyer Without Law,” hosts Katy Glenn Bass and Madhav Kho…

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"Lawyering Without Law," a New Podcast from the Knight First Amendment Institute

What happens when law becomes a tool of democratic decline?

Authoritarianism is often framed as lawless. But many of the most effective assaults on de…

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