11 law professors: Trump can obstruct justice

[Ted Frazier]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Academic. What matters is there is no evidence that Trump has done so, nor is there likely to be.

Wishful thinking does not make it so.

 

[pismoe]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

--------------------------------------- i sure don't know TED , i do know that quite a few 'judges' , lawyers and board boneheads said the TRUMP couldn't ban muslims but it looks like the TRUMP is currently banning muslims Ted .

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

The Corrupt Democratic Party is at war with our democracy

 

[toobfreak]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

I see you chose law professors and not legal experts. Legal experts work in the private sector and their living depends on their ability. Law professors work at universities 99.6% all dominated by activist leftist liberals paid for by the students and public no matter how off they are.

 

[PoliticalChic]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

I believe you have inadvertently proven how truly stupid one can be and still claim to be a 'law professor.'


Here is 'proud Hillary voter,' Alan Dershowitz, protesting that 'there is no crime.'

Dershowitz: 'There is no statute that has been violated....firing Comey is [Trump's] constitutional and statutory right...'

 

[DJT for Life]

Exactly.

You can't obstruct justice when you are doing your job.

He has the power to fire the head of the FBI and he did.
It is up to any who believe it was to obstruct justice, to prove
that.

Forget it.

The Donald is in charge and he is asserting his position.
Deal with it

 

[Wry Catcher]

Academic. What matters is there is no evidence that Trump has done so, nor is there likely to be.

Wishful thinking does not make it so.

Odd post ^^^, no surprise given the author. Academic is directly opposed to wishful thinking. The former is sagacious, the latter ridiculous.

 

[Ted Frazier]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

I see you chose law professors and not legal experts. Legal experts work in the private sector and their living depends on their ability. Law professors work at universities 99.6% all dominated by activist leftist liberals paid for by the students and public no matter how off they are.

Law professors are legal experts, you dumb fuck. In a separate thread, a conservative had an orgasm because Alan Dershowitz (law professor) sides with Trump.

 

[Ted Frazier]

Exactly.

You can't obstruct justice when you are doing your job.

He has the power to fire the head of the FBI and he did.
It is up to any who believe it was to obstruct justice, to prove
that.

Forget it.

The Donald is in charge and he is asserting his position.
Deal with it

Breaking: message board nickname disagrees with 11 law professors.

 

[Ted Frazier]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

I believe you have inadvertently proven how truly stupid one can be and still claim to be a 'law professor.'


Here is 'proud Hillary voter,' Alan Dershowitz, protesting that 'there is no crime.'

Dershowitz: 'There is no statute that has been violated....firing Comey is [Trump's] constitutional and statutory right...'

In this thread, I asked conservatives to find me an article quoting 11 or more law professors. You recycled Alan Dershowitz, who is already the subject of a thread.
Gimme 11. You can do it! (Or not? ).

 

[PoliticalChic]

Exactly.

You can't obstruct justice when you are doing your job.

He has the power to fire the head of the FBI and he did.
It is up to any who believe it was to obstruct justice, to prove
that.

Forget it.

The Donald is in charge and he is asserting his position.
Deal with it

“I have long believed that a President can fire an FBI director for any reason, or for no reason at all,"

James Comey

 

[PoliticalChic]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

I believe you have inadvertently proven how truly stupid one can be and still claim to be a 'law professor.'


Here is 'proud Hillary voter,' Alan Dershowitz, protesting that 'there is no crime.'

Dershowitz: 'There is no statute that has been violated....firing Comey is [Trump's] constitutional and statutory right...'

In this thread, I asked conservatives to find me an article quoting 11 or more law professors. You recycled Alan Dershowitz, who is already the subject of a thread.
Gimme 11. You can do it! (Or not? ).

My question for you is why you chose those 11, rather than

• Happy

• Sleepy

• Doc

• Bashful

• Sneezy

• Grumpy

• Dopey

• Ted

 

[Ted Frazier]

Exactly.

You can't obstruct justice when you are doing your job.

He has the power to fire the head of the FBI and he did.
It is up to any who believe it was to obstruct justice, to prove
that.

Forget it.

The Donald is in charge and he is asserting his position.
Deal with it

“I have long believed that a President can fire an FBI director for any reason, or for no reason at all,"

James Comey

But can he ask him not to go after a guy?
Asking someone to do something and firing are not the same thing.

 

[eddiew37]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

I believe you have inadvertently proven how truly stupid one can be and still claim to be a 'law professor.'


Here is 'proud Hillary voter,' Alan Dershowitz, protesting that 'there is no crime.'

Dershowitz: 'There is no statute that has been violated....firing Comey is [Trump's] constitutional and statutory right...'

In this thread, I asked conservatives to find me an article quoting 11 or more law professors. You recycled Alan Dershowitz, who is already the subject of a thread.
Gimme 11. You can do it! (Or not? ).

My question for you is why you chose those 11, rather than

• Happy

• Sleepy

• Doc

• Bashful

• Sneezy

• Grumpy

• Dopey

• Ted

Because we have no need for republican opinions

 

[Meathead]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

How many law professors do you imagine there are in the US? Now, if you came off like an old advertisement where 4 out of 5 dentists recommend Colgate...

Sounds a lot better than 11 dentists recommend Colgate, eh?

 

[Windparadox]

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It doesn't matter who or how many people agree with it, ultimately, it depends on what a court decides. The concept is debatable. That's what everyone is doing now. My belief is that it depends on "intent." If the investigation wants to pursue intent, it will have to prove its case in court.

 

[g5000]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

The Emperor knows more about wars than all the generals.

The Emperor knows more about the laws than all the lawyers.

The Emperor knows more about pussy grabbing than Congress.

 

[Theowl32]

Have to hand it to people like Ted.

Feel free to hand it to him.

Just, go ahead and hand it to him.

Ever notice everything he posts is bullshit from a left wing site?

Ever notice how never learns?

Isnt that funny?

 

[toobfreak]

If you come accross a conservative website compiling a group of these many law professors stating that a President cannot obstruct justice, please post in a reply or new thread. Thanks:

Jens David Ohlin, law professor, Cornell University
Peter Shane, law professor, Ohio State University
Lisa Kern Griffin, law professor, Duke University
Andy Wright, law professor, Savannah Law School
Bob Bauer, law professor, New York University
Jimmy Gurulé, law professor, Notre Dame
Ric Simmons, law professor, Ohio State University
Miriam Baer, law professor, Brooklyn Law School
Victoria Nourse, law professor, Georgetown University
Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University
Jessica Levinson, law professor, Loyola Law School

All believe President Trump can be charged with obstruction of justice.
Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

Trump’s lawyer: the president can’t obstruct justice. 13 legal experts: yes, he can.

I see you chose law professors and not legal experts. Legal experts work in the private sector and their living depends on their ability. Law professors work at universities 99.6% all dominated by activist leftist liberals paid for by the students and public no matter how off they are.

Law professors are legal experts, you dumb fuck. In a separate thread, a conservative had an orgasm because Alan Dershowitz (law professor) sides with Trump.

Law professors are teachers. They teach what and how the university or college dictates because the school picks up their check. They are a collection of facts about a subject and are paid to teach them to others, not paid for the veracity of their legal OPINION. Alan retired as a formal law professor 5 years ago, Jackass. Now he makes his living in the private sector like the rest of us giving us his honest legal opinions free of corrosive influences.