
Is Trump subverting American democracy? Will the Constitution get in his way? Professor Will Partlett explains.
Justice with Jon FaineShow Notes
President Trump started the war on Iran without Congressional approval and reissued tariffs after the Supreme Court’s ruling. Some of his political strategists are floating plans to control who can vote in future elections. Is any of this legal? Constitutional Law expert Associate Professor Will Partlett explains.
FIND MORE OF WILL'S WORK: Read: Why the Russian Constitution Matters: The Constitutional Dark Arts Read: The People's Guide to the Australian Constitution Follow the Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies
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