Laurence H. Tribe

Laurence H. Tribe is a University professor of constitutional law emeritus at Harvard Law School.

The Atlantic

The Right to Become a Parent Is Now at Risk Too

The courts used to understand that Roe stood not so much for the choice to end a pregnancy as for the choice of whether to end one.
- Laurence H. Tribe
- June 14, 2022
The Atlantic

Trump Has Launched a Three-Pronged Attack on the Election

And it starts with undermining the U.S. Postal Service.
- Laurence H. Tribe, Jennifer Taub, and Joshua A. Geltzer
- August 7, 2020
Kevin Lamarque / Reuters

Emoluments: Trump's Coming Ethics Trouble

The president-elect’s lawyers have explained why they don’t think he’ll violate the Constitution’s foreign emoluments clause—but their arguments fall apart under closer scrutiny.
- Richard W. Painter, Laurence H. Tribe, Norman L. Eisen, and Joshua Matz
- January 18, 2017
Rekindling the Flame
- Laurence H. Tribe and Carolyn K. Tribe
- November 2007 Issue
William D. Bramhall Jr.

Deadlock

What happens if no single presidential candidate wins a majority of the electoral votes?
- Laurence H. Tribe and Thomas M. Rollins
- October 1980 Issue
Too Much Law, Too Little Justice: An Argument for Delegalizing America

And [Jesus] said Woe unto you lawyers also! for ye load men with burdens grievous to be borne, and ye yourselves touch not the burdens with one of your fingers. Luke, 11:46
- Laurence H. Tribe
- July 1979 Issue

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