#Abortion#Project2025open.spotify.com/episode/6WS0...

Project 2025: More Rights for Fetuses Than Women?

Episode · Democracy's Chief Executive · Attorney and long-time women’s rights advocate Lynn Paltrow discusses with Peter and Dale how the overruling ofRoe v. Wade has already worked to the detriment o...

Here it is! @petermshane and Dale Russakoff launch the first episode in the 10-part @demchiefexecpod series exploring the #Project2025open.spotify.com/episode/4BjT...

Project 2025: An Extreme Transition Plan for a Right - Wing Presidency

Episode · Democracy's Chief Executive · Public law scholar Peter Shane and journalist and public affairs writer Dale Russakoff lay the ground work for a series of deep dives into Project 2025 by expla...

Season 3 of “Democracy’s Chief Executive: The Podcast," entitled, "Project 2025 Revealed!” debuts on 9/25! In 10 episodes coming over 5 weeks, we talk to subject matter experts to shed light on a right-wing coalition’s ambitions and agenda. All Season 1 and 2 episodes here already: lnkd.in/ec_TvYCs!

My Washington Monthly take on overruling Chevron & other SCOTUS blockbusters: "The upshot of [Roberts Court] jurisprudence makes it harder for Congress to legislate and for agencies to implement reasonable understandings of the discretion they have been given." washingtonmonthly.com/2024/07/16/t...

The Roberts Court’s Chevron Ruling and Darkening Clouds Over the Administrative State  | Washington Monthly

Conservatives cheered the Court overturning the 40-year-old reasonable standard of deference to agencies. But other rulings may do more to hamstring both elected branches of government while aggrandiz...

My essay in The Regulatory Review argues that the Court’s poorly reasoned immunity opinion elevated a “formal, wooden” historically dubious version of the separation of powers over checks and balances and the rule of law. Sets up a frightening future presidency. www.theregreview.org/2024/07/08/s...

The King (Presumptively) May Do No Wrong | The Regulatory Review

In Trump v. United States, the Supreme Court has expanded executive power and elevated the President above the law.

I am relieved that people seem finally to be waking up to the extremism of #Project2025washingtonmonthly.com/2023/11/13/b...

Blitzkrieg Against the Administrative State | Washington Monthly

How the Heritage Foundation and its right-wing allies plan to destroy pluralist government.

Thomas writing to uphold the #CFPBwww.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23p...

ICYMI: With Trump's Manhattan trial set to start Monday, it's a perfect time to listen to a @demchiefexecpod interview @CBHessick and I recorded last spring with @NormEisen and @OSU_Law prof and former NY ADA @ric_l_simmons concerning the Bragg indictment! open.spotify.com/episode/1MeU...

Prosecuting Past Presidents

Listen to this episode from Democracy's Chief Executive on Spotify. Does the indictment of former president Donald J. Trump by a New York prosecutor reinforce or compromise the rule of law? What happe...

My take in ⁦Washington Monthly: Alito’s questions on standing in the #mifepristone#standingwashingtonmonthly.com/2024/04/02/w...

With Abortion Drug, Alito Seems to Abandon His Usual Hard Line on Who Can Sue | Washington Monthly

In the mifepristone case, the usually stalwart monitor of who can sue in federal court seemed awfully eager to relax the rules over “standing” on behalf of anti-abortion plaintiffs.

On April 11, I will be talking “Law and the Presidency in Crisis Times” at a free public program at the New School for Social Research. A special joy will be joining with my good friend, Dean Alex Aleinikoff. It's open to all, but registration is required. event.newschool.edu/lawandthepre...