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Jonathan Shaub

Jonathan Shaub is a constitutional law professor at the University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg School of Law and a contributing editor at Lawfare.

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Executive Privilege Is Lawless

And the Supreme Court is okay with that.
- Jonathan Shaub
- January 20, 2022
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Executive Privilege Should Have No Power When It Comes to an Impeachment

The same rules don’t apply now that the House has begun a formal impeachment inquiry.
- Jonathan Shaub
- November 15, 2019

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Executive Privilege Should Have No Power When It Comes to an Impeachment