For most of the twenty-first century, the world’s oldest surviving democracy has been led by a chief executive who received fewer votes than his...

The prospect is dividing Democrats, with some fearing that impeachment could strengthen President Trump politically.

<p><span>Where is Congress? Why hasn’t it reined in some of the worst abuses of the Trump Administration? This Article argues that a significant part of the ans

Recent developments in administrative law limit Congress's ability to confer regulatory discretion on its administrative agents. Commentators have tended to vie

David Froomkin (University of Houston Law Center) has posted Beyond Neoliberal Administration (in Building Democratic Capacity, forthcoming) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Recent developments in administrative law limit Congress’s ability to confer regulatory discretion on its administrative agents. Commentators have tended to view these developments as undermining progressive social policy, which has operated throughout the twenty-first century primarily through the administrative state.

In 1902, a janitor and longtime political activist took Alabama to the U.S. Supreme Court over voting rights. The court’s decision poisoned American law.

<div> The power of the purse is the principal source of Congress’s political l<span>everage over the executive branch. Yet in recent years, presidents have&nbs