Archive | Congress
“Terrorism,” “Hostage-Taking,” and the Government Shutdown
Thinking about Gridlock on the Eve of a (Potential) Government Shutdown
Congress’ Options on the Syria AUMF in Light of the Russian Offer to Transfer Assad’s Chemical Weapons to International Control
Will Obama Order Military Intervention in Syria Even if Congress Refuses to Authorize it?
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Passes Syria AUMF
Thoughts on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s Narrow Version of the Syria AUMF
Additional Thoughts on the Draft Authorization for the Use of Military Force in Syria
Thoughts on the Text of the Obama Administration’s Proposed Authorization to Use Military Force in Syria
Obama Will Seek Congressional Approval for Military Intervention in Syria
By Ilya Somin on August 31, 2013 2:57 pm in Congress, Constitutional Law, War and Armed Conflict, War on Terror
British Parliament Votes Against Military Intervention in Syria
Many Members of Congress Call on Obama to Seek Advance Authorization for Military Intervention in Syria
Should Senator Wyden Reveal Classified Information on the Senate Floor?
Congressional Inquiry of IRS Targeting of Israel Groups
Why maximal enforcement of federal gun laws is not always a good idea
By David Kopel on April 26, 2013 4:27 am in Commerce Clause, Congress, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Federalism, Guns, Immigration, Necessary and Proper, Supreme Court, War on Drugs