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American law professor; legal and constitutional scholar
Donald J. Trump’s second-term clemency record includes at least one mass pardon on Jan. 20, 2025 that covered “nearly 1,600” people tied to the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol breach, and by November 2025 report...
The Jan. 6 House Select Committee produced an 845‑page final report and supporting materials — including more than 100 public transcripts, videos of nine televised hearings and 140,000 documents — and...
Donald Trump’s most controversial pardons clustered around three themes: clemency for January 6 defendants and allies who sought to overturn the 2020 election; pardons for political allies, donors, an...
Reporting shows Virginia “Ginni” Thomas attended the Jan. 6, 2021 rally that preceded the Capitol attack, exchanged post‑election messages with Trump White House officials urging challenges to the 202...
Donald Trump’s most high-profile clemency actions in 2025 include blanket pardons and mass grants for January 6 defendants (nearly 1,600 people), pardons of top allies who tried to overturn the 2020 e...
Investigations and reporting document that “fake” or “alternate” electors were organized in seven battleground states after the 2020 election and that dozens of people who signed or helped produce tho...
Justice Clarence Thomas has occasionally recused himself in matters tied to people who also interacted with his wife, Ginni Thomas — most prominently recusing in Eastman-related litigation connected t...
President Donald J. Trump has issued clemency actions that include individual pardons and broad packages of pardons and commutations covering hundreds to thousands of people, notably participants in t...
Donald Trump’s legal playbook in response to allegations tied to his presidency combined procedural tactics to delay and shift venues, constitutional defenses (notably claims of presidential immunity ...
The January 6 Select Committee compiled an 845‑page final report and public hearings that concluded Donald Trump led a “multi‑part conspiracy” to overturn the 2020 election, citing detailed documentar...
President Trump’s second-term clemency actions have included mass pardons for roughly 1,500 people tied to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack and high‑profile individual grants such as private equity ex...
A coordinated “fake electors” scheme in December 2020 involved 84 people across seven battleground states who signed certificates claiming Donald Trump had won those states (Arizona, Georgia, Michigan...
Reporting and public records show some high-profile indictments tied to planning, funding or legal support connected to January 6 — most prominently criminal charges against former President Donald Tr...
The 2019 federal indictment referenced by the user is not explicitly identified in the available search results; reporting in these sources centers mainly on the 2023–2025 indictments related to the p...
Donald J. Trump’s most notable pardons span two presidencies and include high-profile political allies, figures tied to attempts to overturn the 2020 election, celebrity and media personalities, and w...
Donald Trump’s most controversial pardons centered on three clusters: high-profile law-enforcement and political allies (Joe Arpaio and similar figures), wealthy businessmen and donors (including tax-...
A cluster of contemporaneous reporting and memos documented efforts by lawyers and advisers associated with President Trump to devise legal and political mechanisms for overturning or delaying the 202...